Difference between revisions of "The spoiled she fleetly laid at our door"
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| − | "the spoiled" - spoilt children. 'spoiled' also suggests sin. | + | "the spoiled" - (spoilt) children. 'spoiled' also suggests sin, as in rotten, imperfect. phrase: 'spoiled eggs', also boiled eggs! |
"laid" suggests the laying of eggs. | "laid" suggests the laying of eggs. | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 26 December 2005
"the spoiled" - (spoilt) children. 'spoiled' also suggests sin, as in rotten, imperfect. phrase: 'spoiled eggs', also boiled eggs!
"laid" suggests the laying of eggs.
"our door" (to this world) is her vagina.
