Ode to a Woman Standing in a Corner

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00:00O to a woman standing in a corner, awaiting a spanking!

00:04O woman, standing in the corner, with anxious eyes and pallid skin, your beauty is a sight

00:09to see, your character, a tragic sin.

00:13You've not yet learned the way of life, the value of the righteous path, for you have

00:17chosen to transgress, and court a danger with the laugh.

00:21Your pale complexions like a dream, a canvas for the artist's eye, but soon it shall be

00:26painted red, when discipline shall you apply.

00:29For shame is not yet in your heart, nor wisdom in your wayward mind, but soon you'll learn

00:34the price of sin, and leave your foolishness behind.

00:37O woman, standing in the corner, waiting for your punishment, may you learn to face the

00:42truth, and mend your ways with sound repent.

00:45For beauty fades with passing time, but character shall stand the test, and when you learn the

00:50way of shame, your cheeks shall blush with true finesse.

00:54So let this punishment be just, and let it teach you right from wrong, for discipline

00:59is what you need, to make your spirit pure and strong.

01:02O to a mother, spanking her daughter!

01:05O mother, with a steady hand, you guide your daughter through life's land, and though it

01:10may seem harsh to some, your discipline is never done.

01:14As your hand strikes its target true, it's as if wisdom flows anew, imparted with each

01:19motion's grace, a lesson for your child to face.

01:22And though her cries may pierce the air, your resolve is firm, beyond compare, for you know

01:28that in the end, your daughter will grow to comprehend.

01:31That discipline is not just pain, but guidance for life's twisting lanes, and as she learns

01:36this truth from you, she'll become a woman strong and true.

01:40So let your hand be strong and sure, and let your daughter's cries endure, for in the end,

01:46she'll see the light, and know that discipline was right.

01:49O mother, with a heart so kind, your hand, a beacon for the blind, may your strength

01:54and wisdom ever be, a guiding light for all to see.

01:58O to a daughter, spanked by her mother!

02:01O daughter, with a spirit strong, you've heard and now you must belong, to mother's hand,

02:07so firm and true, her discipline, a guide to you.

02:10As your backside turns from white, to red as fire in the night, your cries and tears,

02:16they pierce the air, but know that mother's love is there.

02:19For like a still in a forge, this punishment shall make you gorge, on wisdom, strength,

02:25and character, as flames refine and make you pure.

02:28And though your struggles may be great, and words may fail to stop your fate, remember

02:32that this trial ended, marks a new page, your sins now mended.

02:37For when your punishment is done, and mother's hand no longer stuns, you'll find a new humility,

02:43a changed spirit, a new reality.

02:45So daughter, with a heart so bright, embrace this trial with all your might, for from the

02:50ashes, you shall rise, a stronger person, truly wise.

02:55O to a woman standing in a corner, after a spanking!

03:00O woman, standing in the corner, with chastisement's marks upon your skin, a portrait of humility,

03:06in silent penance for your sin.

03:09For as the moon alights the night, your stand aloft, a beacon bright, a beauty that transcends

03:14the flesh, a soul that endures stinging plight.

03:18Your form, a steady of repose, a graceful spirit in your woes, resplendent in your poise

03:23and grace, a portrait of a heart that knows.

03:27You've learned to see and are a sight, for in your moment of contrite, you show us all

03:31the strength of will, to face the truth, to face the fight.

03:35O woman, standing in the corner, you bear a mark that's not your own, a symbol of the

03:40human will, to learn and grow from seedlings sown.

03:44Your well-spanked bottom tells a tale, of how you'll rise above the frail, and face

03:48the struggles of this life, with strength and courage that prevail.

03:53So here's to you, O woman fair, more than your heart has been laid bare, a testament

03:58to all that's right, you radiate a righteous light.

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