Learned many years ago while at school, to the tune of Gilbert and Sullivan's "A Policeman's Lot". Word supposedly written by Tennyson. The proportions of a woman that appeal to men's depravity Are constructed with considerable care. And what at first appears to be a simple little cavity Is, in fact, a most elaborate affair. Now doctors who have studied this feminine phenomena From many experiments on dames Have taken all the portions of the feminine abdomina And given them the most delightful Latin names. There's the Vulva, the Vagina and the good old Perineum, And the Hymen which is, sometimes, found in brides. And there are many others you would like if you could see 'em Like the Clitoris and many more besides. Now isn't it a pity when we common mortals chatter, Of the mysteries to which I have referred, That we use for such an interesting, complicated matter Such a short and Anglo-Saxon little word.
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