
Hymn To Thy Divine Assets
“Hark now… gather ye beneath this California sun, for tonight I speak of curves that bend the stars themselves.” O fair enchantress wandering through the street, Let mortal men fall trembling at thy feet. For when thy bosom, proud and soft, appears, The very heavens hush their golden spheres. Thy bosom, yes, thy bosom, pure and bright, Doth shame the dawn and humble every knight. And lo, behind, what masterpiece is this, A sovereign curve no painter dares to miss. Thy ass, sweet lord, thy ass, I speak it thrice, Thy ass could melt the stiffest heart to ice. Blessed be thy breasts, blessed be thy sway, Blessed be that ass that ruleth night and day. Thy breasts, thy breasts, a double holy flame, Thy ass, thy ass, no mortal man can tame. When thou dost walk, the world forgets to breathe, For every curve beneath thy silks doth seethe. Thy breasts, adorned like treasures forged of light, Stand firm as vows sworn on a battle night. Thy breasts, again, for none could look but stare, A gentle power crowned in velvet air. And ‘neath the moon, thy ass leads realms astray, A star that bids all lesser stars obey. Thy ass, I say, thy ass, in perfect form, A force that turneth winter into warm. Thy breasts, thy breasts, in radiance crowned, Thy ass, thy ass, in thunderous renown. For thou, fair queen, in stride divine, Mak’st hearts submit and stars align. O wondrous queen, whose presence bends the air, Thy breasts rise proud, defiant, debonair. Thy breasts, I say, those heralds of delight, Could calm a storm or charm the dead to light. And turning ‘round, behold what kingdoms fall: Thy ass, resplendent, round as marble hall. Thy ass, again, a throne of sweetest might, A shape that conquereth both day and night. For when thou passest, time forgets its law, And all the world beholds in silent awe. O blessed be thy breasts, in triple praise, O blessed be that ass that lights our days. Thy breasts, thy breasts, celestial in their bloom, Thy ass, thy ass, the sun in darkest gloom. No minstrel’s lute could echo half so sweet As how thy breasts command a heartbeat’s beat. Thy breasts, once more, two stars in midnight’s shroud, Do guide lost souls like lanterns strong and proud. And mercy me, that ass of sculpted grace, Could topple priests and make a saint lose face. Thy ass, proclaimed, in unabashed refrain, A holy sign that mocks all earthly pain. O lady, thou art beauty’s final draft, With curves that steer the cosmos fore and aft. O blessed be thy breasts, we sing in reverence deep, Thy ass, thy ass, no mortal mind could keep. For thou, fair queen, in every stride dost prove That curves alone can recreate pure love. “So let the scribes take note… Her breasts unmatched, her ever-regal ass. A queen whose curves outshine the very heavens.”

