In defense of Paris in Trojan War “Poem”

There was a man named Paris (Alexander) in ancient Troy
Who in a voyage to Sparta fell in love with Helen
Who was Helen? She was a fox, a women who lacks in their genes any sense of justice
Paris loved her so much that he lost his Troy and his life
What became of Helen? She lived ever more happily says Homer
I say to Hell with Helen and all exist in the form of women
Women should be avoided at all cost
In defense of Paris I call up on the slayer of all Prophets and Religions
Great Buddha who taught self control, self overcoming and truth
Buddha who alone defeated death and desire
In defense of Paris I say one should became a monk
Say the truth Buddha asked you from Nirvana?
Avoid women like he avoided the prostitute who came to seduce him
But in vain she put her bodily charm
Buddha defended whole of men’s morality and sense of integrity
When Nietzsche wept it was for a women
I say Nietzsche was the strongest moral being ever to be lived I follow him
Paris knew in his heart Helen was a trickster who faked her love for him
For what? For Troy? It was a conspiracy homer told for those who seek
I defend Paris who was a fool but at all cost
His sacrifice shouldn’t be forgotten
Avoid the disease and measles of mankind that is women
I loved a women who did worst then the women Nietzsche was in love with
I have called upon Buddha
We both are monks now and take long walks on mountains
We loved the intellect only and say let the evil of women be perished
There we depart I looked at Buddha
Buddha didn’t turn back but keep moving
Let us lived freely as real men
Let our desires be quenched
Let our humanity be saved
Let man fight feminism with philosophy of Buddha
Long live Buddha my savior