Male menopause and all that a nostalgic reverie


Dog Days by M.A.Meddings

Why am I such a tender lover
When it was not my style years ago
Love them and leave them
Was the only horse I knew then
Now I have let my feelings show

The simple matter is so very easy
It is hard to be romantic at my age
The creaky limbs a must so
Libido has no gusto
And the sex appeal lets say its had its days

But I have fire still within my belly
A pretty face can always turn my head
But one in particular
Has me wanting to tickler
And that's before we even get in bed

So if my romancing seems a little jaded
It was never ever meant to be that way
I have love enough to spare
And a heart that does so care
Even though this dog has had his day




Poetry by lastromantichero The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2006-04-18 at 13:06

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Lourdes
..as if..
(this is the most talented and witty dog Ive ever never met)
2006-04-21



A beautiful poem, warm-hearted, open and sincere! Indeed you have fire, hero, and the gift of expressing yourself beautifully!
2006-04-18


Teala
I love this raw, honest poem!!
2006-04-18


Onyeka Nwelue
Look poet, can I have get some poems from you to seduce my lovy?

Pure and neatly written.
2006-04-18


Kathy Lockhart
Honesty is so sexy!!! I love this! The mind is where it all starts. The mind! The younger days of "Love them and leave them" is purely physical. But, now your mind seduces. Your words touch the inner most sensitive part of a woman. That part is what it is all about. Romance begins between the ears and then can lead elsewhere.
Kathy
2006-04-18