Carried Away
I am, at least, I like to think, a mannered
Man, one of good breeding, not a savage
Driven by his passions, not a patriarchal
Boob. I have respect for women, for their
Thoughts and their ambitions. Surely,
They're on par with men's, and, you,
Of course, rise far above the dross
Comprising either sex. I cherish every
Hour with you, learn from what you say
To me. Your presence soothes me almost
Like a warm cloth draped across my head,
But, dear, though mannered, I'm not
Perfect. If you wear that dress again,
I'm apt to ravish you.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2022-03-17 at 12:45
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