Sitting in the middle of the road
Surrounded by the cyclone of traffic
Whirring in opposite directions
Windows closed, eyes front, minions
Mindful of the presence of one
Misguided middle of the roader
Unable to understand the
Urgency of either side
John G. Lawless
©12/17/2021
I am a woman.
I have a vgna
It is placed between my legs.
I have boobs.
I have been raped many times against my will.
I fought very hard to survive, that's why I am alive.
After a few months I got used to it.
You love me or hate me.
It doesn't matter.
Now I am a whore, but I am still a woman.
I ask myself Am I happy being a woman?
Who is responsible for my condition, God or gang bang squad?
Could you tell me what is my sin If I am a woman?
Note. Prostitutes are our mothers, sisters and daughters and they deserve respect like other ladies.
Message From My Mentor Rizwan Roader Armaan RXxX
Sit for Short Spell
Do I need to be in lead or left behind
Or end up lost where no one can find
Perhaps exactly where I want to be
Half way between you and also me.
Middle of roader really could be called
Over hill and dale things have hauled
Ending up at dearly beloved's door
Seven years ago and then four score.
Troops were in Gettysburg so I heard
At Appomattox Courthouse was word
War had been over and finally done
Still are all in debate as to who won.
All of this started to set the stage
For twenty-first century and computer age
When World Wars were finally complete
And our enemy Germany we did defeat.
We have lots of looters and saboteurs
That all of us now must have to endure
While we in America have much compassion
Middle East has been home for any assassin.
How much longer must this have to go one
Until whole world is wiped out and then done
Some say right it truly may be hard to tell
So what we should is sit for a short spell.
James Thomas Horn, Retired Veteran
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