Seven Deadly Sins - Lust

Innocently, innocuously,
She beckons, come-hither, finger raised,
An unholy smile upon her pure visage,
Alluring, enticing, secretive.    
The boy walks over, entranced by her beauty.
Is your name Mary, he enquires, for surely
You must be a saint, so virtuous you appear.
She smiles again, that pristine smile,
Dark enchantments hidden, and says,
Lovely child of the light, I am not her.  
But come, I am lonely, and I thirst, and I hunger.
Come, satisfy me this night.
And this time, her smile could not mask black magic,
Seductive, tempting, wicked, her siren's smile,
That delivers unto Asmodeus desire-tainted souls.
All chastity dispelled, she whispers deliciously,

"Sin with me tonight, submit to your instincts;
Sin with me tonight, forget your holy vows;
Sin with me tonight, indulge your guilty pleasure;
Come, child, sin with Lust tonight."