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Created on: January 03, 2011
Dressed in a white and flowing gown
Exquisite features with hair flowing down
She walks the streets in blizzard storms
Enticing men to follow her home
Many a man has watched from his glass
As she lured from the storm with a hand out stretched
Many a weak and lusting lass
Has went to their death as her beauty they fetched
Many men, not content, have left warm abodes
Leaving all that is dear they struck out in the mist
They follow the Lady down a dead end road
And when the storm ends they are found dead in a drift
They call her the Snow Queen, a beauty indeed
But none has attained her, she is only a myth
Of true love, satisfaction, a chance to be free
She lures men out and then kills with her kiss
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