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Lg Means Linguistic Gender

mi Espanol is muy mal
my Spanish is very bad

but i'm 
trying to
understand
in these days
of trans i don't 
want to mistakenly

write a
wrong and
be translated
especially since
i don't believe in any
political view to be said

to be
politically
in an incorrect
set of words or a
statement that may
put me out of poetry soup

but she once
said that i could
be her Muso since
she was mi Musa but
I felt a bit queasy and q**er
so i said to my dear dearest let

me be
your perro
and you can
be my gato but
then i realized that
she would be a he "o"

and me
an "o" so
minus the GT
we have an LB
crisis on hand and
my hand was elsewhere

so slowly
I tried to find
Her cat and still
be My dog without
linguistic complications
the moral of the story is that

if i'm 
trying to find 
a Spanish pussy
cat not so butch because
i'm a Spanish manly dog because
linguistically we both end in a masculine

"O"
she can
be oh so wild
and i so wildly
sniffing without being
sticking myself in the out of

LGBT

Premium Member The Musician

Cold and damp, the stool in the corner,
The muso sits with guitar.
All in good time,
That’s rhythm and rhyme,
He brings colour and life to the bar.

Gus beats melodies, tunes and songs,
Ballads and harmony lines.
Rhythm and rhyme,
That’s all in good time,
With a chipped glass half full of red wine.

People relax while tapping their feet,
Moving and grooving the floor.
All in good time,
That’s rhythm and rhyme,
All is sweet from the front to back door.

Joggers, jeans, shirt and beanie,
He sings notes of emotion.
Rhythm and rhyme,
That’s all in good time,
Life’s free with the musical potion.

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