text: Yo, check this out, I got a story to tell,
  'Bout some twins with a condition, they didn't feel so well.
  Dichorionic, diamniotic, that's how they were born,
  But they developed some plaques, man, it was torn.
  
  Erythematous, annular, erosive in the folds,
  They tried antifungals and antibiotics, but it wouldn't hold.
  High transaminase levels, things were getting rough,
  Antinuclear antibody positive, man, that's tough.
  
  Anti-SSS/Ro and anti-SSB/La autoantibodies on the rise,
  These twins were dealing with a whole different prize.
  But don't you worry, the rash went away,
  By 7 months old, it was a brand new day.
  
  Low-potency topical corticosteroids saved the day,
  No scarring left behind, they were okay.
  So listen up, docs, here's what we say,
  Consider neonatal lupus erythematosus, don't let it stray.
  
  When you see atypical eruptions on sun-protected skin,
  Think about this condition, let the healing begin.
  These twins made it through, and now we know,
  Neonatal lupus erythematosus, a story to show.