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Created on: March 26, 2010
In every fresco of heaven,
All the angels are blond,
And all the entering souls
Have milky locks as well.
Will I make it into heaven
With my slick-black hair?
My face is very pale,
But will the cherubs care?
Will they grant me white locks
If my life proves blond enough?
Or is having blond hair
A strict prerequisite?
Soon enough I will know,
When my soul is whisked away,
If my tresses will be gold
And where I will stay.
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