Short Fair Sex Poems

Be good sweetie, I'll give you a Rolex.
Fine watch of gold, best you've ever had.
You will be a queen of city's fair sex.
I will take apartment, really nice pad.
High, tall place where you will never be sad.
You will go to my small country home soon.
Take a ride on a horse I've bought named Glad.
Time together we'll walk sharing bright moon.
Active chirping crickets make a lovely night's tune....

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Who are you
Your father's son or daughter
Or your mothers?
If you are your father's
You gotta have his surname
But if you are your mother's
Her name you don't take
But once you get married
Oh, boy! Your surname won't change
Hey girls, What makes you change your surname?
This is anomalous
Seemingly unfair
Discriminative
An assault on women rights
A blow to the fair sex
Whoever hath made this rule
He must be a damn big fool!!...

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