Two Golden Queens
A golden queen, in the light,
Shining like the brightest sun,
Blooding her kill with a fierce lust,
Not knowing what had just begun.

A golden queen, fierce with hate,
A different gold tha the one before,
Shrieks a challenge to the other queen,
Claiming the bronzes with her daring roar.

Two golden queens, ready to mate,
Battle ready for the males aroused,
Then a daring bronze came between the two,
A brown looking to one espoused.

Two golden queens, sent to fly,
One goes east and the other west,
One has bronzes to follor her,
The other a brown to make her blessed.

Two golden queens, their mating done,
Come back home with a mate in tow,
Not knowing what they had nearly caused,
That hadn't happened since long ago.
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