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of Male Poetry
Yes but, how DO you Do?
| HONEY BUTT I love you honey, but....
There used to be an
R involved with the U
in that phrase… And
an additional T… And maybe
no punctuation, except
a period precluding
further vocalization. Either way,
I been married long enough to be
suspicious
of any phrase involving
the use of
honey.
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A POET IS BORN He bleeds
tidys up alone
supplications to a wife
are whining
Grow up! That's life! Women
choose to not understand
although they can
it's not to their advantage
and men don't discuss
unless it's sport
male ego cannot
appear weak
thus he bears in solitude
this quiet despair
but, refusing to conform
he picks up a pen
finds a true friend
and a poet is born
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| BASIC DIFFERENCE When boys talk
competition
that's the point
something to be won
I must be right, so
you must be wrong.
When girls talk
words are shared
Oh, i know, I know
what's the point?
It doesn't matter who's right
it's expression that counts
when girls get together.
Boys run from discussions
with girls who use words
like fists - no surprise. Boys
punch boys who dare
use words in the manner
of Girl Rules: like
no designated hitter in
their National League when
The Boys are the Yankees.
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"In Training" See them play
together, little girls, bigger
girls, always the same - chatter
talking, happy talk, words
of meaning to females - obscured
to boys who play as brawling
drunks. Don't
hit, never hit
especially not girls! Talk
it out -- see them
like lion kits at play,
sharpening skills - don't hit,
with fists - words
drawing blood with tempered agility:
Poor defenseless man, so
out of this league.
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| PART OF THE PLAN It seems
to a man
a woman just can’t help it
or rather a wife
‘cause a non wife woman
has a goal and a plan:
"Oh, my God!
Just look at this mess.
I don’t understand why you...
Instead of..., why don’t you....
When I married you, i thought...."
There! Stop right there!
When she married him,
she thought.
He didn’t, but
that’s another issue.
She thought.
But, what?
She thought he would do,
maybe,
with a little fixing up.
He thought,
as she gazed up at him
That she was enraptured, but
she was only estimating the job,
the scope and the cost,
the potential for profit: He’d
do, if he stopped that
and learned to do this.
A free spirit snared,
trained for the coming circus.
It seems,
to a man,
that a woman just can’t seem
to help herself.
But, she can;
it’s all part of the plan.
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He's a man
In the sense of context
Which defines Man
As men must be
Yet, to define
In three letters exclamation point,
Is to undefine
That which takes ages
To undo. But,
Then again, men
Are soooooo simple, no?
Motivated by ego,
Secure as the ninth boy
In a Little League batting
Order, driven by Libido,
Secreted like Niagra.
Men control things, except
For, you know, that
One which women control
And mock, thereby controlling
The Universe, so you see
Ladies, it's all your fault.
Oh, HOW MALE!
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| MAN OVERBOARD So small, this
feminine vision of
lust in lace and
passion to be
possessed so e-silly.
Small, like the rudder
of the Titanic, Mr.
Big Man Ship turned
this way and that, or
rammed into destiny.
Only the rudder
has the final say.
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MEAT RACKS Little men
All in a row
Each with butt
One thought, me
Choose me. She
Flaunts her power,
Takes her time. Who
Will provide the
Night's amusement? They
Are all so easy, these
Useful egos, hard with
Pulsating libido, are butt
Pawns, and sex is
A woman's game. |
| HERCULES UNGAGGED Why write for men?
Men, manly men,
big strapping men,
don't read poetry
can hardly hold a book, with
feelings dulled by knuckle draggin';
write for women!
The abused eternal care givers
who solve the world's troubles,
once given the vote,
or maybe not.
Who condemn us for reacting;
who cry when we don't.
Both know abuses, but
men have no voice, so
while men control things,
women control men
and deny it with lip quiver.
It's time to speak the male heart
which avoids blue goose shops
smelling of potpourie,
but will breathe in words
written in blood
on sheets of leather.
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Jumping About Your Bed The boy became a
man,
yet remained a boy;
an equation of attraction
so pleasingly erotic, you
chose to share your bed.
The man brought tenderness;
the boy liked to bounce
about, rumpling
the sheets and pulling the sham
from the skirts.
You sought to fetter the ankles
of this joyish Imp with lecturous
weights of control. Though,
even when tired of resisting,
he lay smiling with you
King Kong could always
break free, jump
about somewhere else;
but,
he's found your weights
just make him stronger.
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| Just Because A man's got his reasons,
plain and clear
to him,
just don't ask what
or why;
he's just got his
reasons, but they're
his, and his
alone,
that's why
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keep in mind:
the gender of the rudder
and its dogged persistence,
that big ship forging ahead
pre-eminent bow wave
prow-dly displayed; the
tiny rudder, with cutting
remarks against the flow,
firmly insistent, with little
or no effect at first at all.
Then, painfully, complain-
fully laden and all, he
puts down the paper, turns
off the game, quits his
endeavors, "just shut up
already, I'll go."
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| Loved Lost Tis better to have loved
and lost than to still have
the lesson to learn
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TWICE BURNT Twice divorced, an idiot
seeks another round
of bondage. Wisdom
relishes freedom, knowing
serenity for the first time.
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SNAP!
Such a pretty kite
and complex
multilayered with struts
and extensions -- see
how she spins it
with hip thrust, effortless
instinctive in posture, adept
at each maneuver, diving
it close to disaster, sending
it back to the heights her kite
soars, flashing its colors
to the winds of chance, the
dynamics of contrast
snare it in a tree, she
tugs with confidence borneof arrogance; her string
snaps he soars free.
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STRONG AND SILENT TYPE In a moment
unguarded
Sudden emotion overcoming
Practiced restraint
In a warm flush of feeling
Came desire to share himself
The hidden delicacies of his soul
But, what private male thought
Is worthy of woman?
He spoke of clothing
And E.L.O.,, The concert
With color born in sound
But only disappointment
Nothing reached his heart
Then, cut off in mid expression
"You don't need a
sweatshirt!"
He swallowed unshared words
"You have one from
vacation!"
How stupid, now he remembered
"You've never even
worn it!"
Why they drove on
"You do remember,
don't you?"
In one sided silence.
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| VIEW THE HOOK Girls are cute
women invasive
Why so difficult to
see through the bait
and view the hook
realistically?
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THE HOOK OF SLAVERY Like young men,
consumed by
glandular emotion, the allure of
her bait obscuring the purpose
of the hook, the third world
rushes to the subtle bondage
of Western Materialistic Slavery.
Twice divorced, a wise man
relishes his freedom.
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| The Worm Has Turned
(to the tune of Pink Floyd's "The Wall")
We don't need Viagravation
we're fin'lly free of mind control;
don't bother trying to re-enslave us
now that we've found out who we are.
Hey, ladies -- we like the way we are.
In the past libido ruled us
we didn't know how to control
the zombie state which burned within us
for desires we can't afford.
Now, drug-free -- we've got the final word.
See, we're free from bees and birdies
free to look and walk away;
yet, should you offer flowers and candy,
we could decide to find a way.
Hey, ladies -- just let us have our say,
we might still want to play
or walk while holding hands,
we're not ruled by our glands;
just let us have our say,
we're free to walk away - Hey,
Frank, care to get it up to play around
of golf?
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Puberty Free, At Last A moment, pause -
catch a breath: like
safety gained from pursuit of bees
outside banging at the windshield, searching
for a crack in my reflection. Forty years
of buzzing venom still threaten,
thick mists swirl, then clear to reveal
the looking glass frosted
in dim light, but there;
you discard time as a drugged man
casts the shadow of him in pursuit
of the fix the libido. Then, to awaken
mid swarms of honey barter; no,
instead to flee (you fled) the
blanket spread of Eden's picnic garden.
Leasure chicken, fried with bones and skin (not
sterile breast broiled in oversight) and dancing,
children at carefree gallop, halting
for a sudden flutterby
to sniff a blossom - learn
of stings - au’ pain. Perfume
(bees and birdies) swirls your head with buzzing
from within - years pass
to nature’s puppet masters.
Essence goes, comes ‘round distilled
to those beyond - offers options.
You shrug free, decide
pollen enslaves the bee
but a flutterby larva, once
cocooned,
enjoys a gentler way.
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