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Mohini


Jump, leap,dip with grace

straighten your back, lift your face

toes bent, and spins swift.

She leaps aceoss stage 

dancing every story book page

her body enchanting 

leaving all men, even the married panting.

She sways her body to the music

searching through the men for her pick.

Mohini, Mohini

Please leave my man next to me

fatal to every heart 

but oh, how she knows her part

No! she dances to one man

Oh how he should have ran.

His end fate shall he meet

as he follows her into the busy street.

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