Bad Girls

I always assumed that,
When it came to gross,
Men were by far the most

The feminine gender
Were sweet and tender,
And their dignity,
They're not apt to surrender

Then I came across
"The Bad Girl's Club",
And I could not believe
My eyes.....
Things they did I've never
Even heard of,
In men's locker-rooms,
Feminine values it belies

What a wake-up call,
To this old man,
Whose beliefs were
All askew
Turns out my view of this world,
Was very far from true

In conclusion let me warn you,
Should you find yourself
In their home,
Eat nothing that they offer,
To odd places their food does roam.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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