Goddess of the fields of beauty
In nature I hunted your eyes of coal
Legs eight kilometres long
Hills and caves, forests and a vulcano
My bow became a hug
My target was raunchy
My deadly arrow
Bleed and pierced
Living that death that didn't exist
Our hips fit each other
And lusts danced nonstopping
She sighed and moaned
A crazy picture of pleasure and pain by my fantasy
Goddess of the fields of beauty
In nature I hunted your eyes of coal
Legs eight kilometres long
Hills and caves, forests and a vulcano
When then she told me
That she was a nymph, a beginner in love
Her body, subjected to my will,
Made me think it was the day of the prey
And not of the hunter1
Goddess of the fields of beauty
In nature I hunted your eyes of coal
Legs eight kilometres long
Hills and caves, forests and a vulcano
1. I know English has the 'every dog has its day' idiom, but it didn't fit here, so I had to translate the line freely