I'm no Helen of Troy, but I'll always be here
To care for you when your face has launched
A thousand ships.
For his touch is all the lust
Of a thousand blooming poppies
Of a thousand burning cities
Of a thousand ships launched
For one beautiful face.
God is Love and Love is War
I will be your Helen of Troy.
Oh, the fatal falter
The ill-fated misstep:
We believe that to love is to bleed,
And thus to breathe freely
We eagerly do the deed:
Your breast - my dagger,
My love.
It tastes of rust
And our pennants are tattered.
The white flag flies high
Yet still the cannons batter.
Love is a bloody battlefield
And neither side will ever yield.
My breast - your dagger,
My love,
For I am not your Helen of Troy.


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