Modern ManA Poem by RaeYou've come so far...I’ll judge you by your length at which you can look me in the eye. You don’t have to lie. I know my best isn’t good enough, but my breast are just right You’re a new millennium guy: sensitive, caring, and prettier than I. Ain’t that swell, you use hair gel, and I just sport a pony tail. But put a suit on a monkey an animal he will still be. So, I’m not impressed by you Calvin Kline vest. Perhaps pedicured, but still like all the rest: pounding your chest, with arrogance blessed, so much sympathy for the fairer sex, and such a martyr’s complex. You can stop solving my problems now or trying to make me come as if you know how. Just let me do the work for you cause in the end I always do, but I’ll give you credit because your pride needs it more than mine. So get in line with you fathers and brothers; another generation needing castration. No satisfaction comes from attraction to little boy men again and again. So a solo dance is my best chance at a life of pleasure. So, take your leisure, Little men, I’ve traded you in. 11/24/07 © 2010 RaeReviews
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1 Review Added on February 22, 2010 Last Updated on February 22, 2010 AuthorRaeFort Wayne, INAboutShe remembers the exact day she learned she was a poet, but doesn't remember when she forgot she was one. Although, even when her pen was still for five long years, she was a poet. Now she is a poet w.. more..Writing
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