A Peripheral View Of The World Poem by Alfred Ramos

A Peripheral View Of The World



I was having a crazy thought one day
What if Gymmie couldn’t come out to play

What if
He couldn’t get stiff

Stricken by that deadly E.D. disease
And no Viagra around to please

There would be no need for a medicinal wife
To massage it back to life

There would be no need for the right of man
(Or left for that matter)
To carry out a most needed plan

To free me from this dreamy wet thought
Of does she love me or love me not

Luckily
I awaken from this day dream fantasy

And my face is full with smile
As I’m ready to run the two minute mile

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Alfred Ramos

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