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The Gay Stallion
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
Rated "PG13" by the Author.

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Sweetwater in Gay film promotion content marketing Sweetwater's adult western feature film, The Gay Stallion, alternative tribute to Rock Hudson and his role in Giant. 100% financed. Poetry that sells!
The Gay Stallion hung like a horse rode like a man when the oil well pumps a geyser sweetwater turns it into gold! you're reckoning with a pure cosmic force finding her film audience is knowing where to look! you'll find it where the old '55 black ford pickup is loaded with saddles blankets reins hard tack and keystone beer! blindside on this side of the fence a gay tribute to rock hudson more scenery than brokeback mountain a giant step for the director we've found she knows how to cast— mainstream-cross into a spewing fountain jordan 'bick' benedict hudson's character "you all think that the glory happened here in the east don't you with valley forge and bunker hill? do you know about san jacinto? have you heard about the alamo?" you all heard about the west? colorado—hung is the word ready to put to test—the gay stallion Copyright Ms. Sage Sweetwater, Celebrity firebrand lesbian novelist

Reviewed by ShyPoet 1

Reviewed on December 14, 2013

Yeah......Rock was a wonderful actor!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on December 1, 2013

While she felt my manhood sitting on my lap, my 11-year-old girlfriend was madly in love with that hung stud. Too bad he rode many a man instead. Fortunately, I've been to San Antonio where they still remember the Alamo and San Jacinto where Sam Houston caught Santa Ana napping with the Yellow Rose. Truth is, like other Western legends, thugs and adventurers from the East came to Texas and drove the Mexicans out. Just like before when the Spanish move north from Veracruz and took Texas from the Native Americans.

Ron

Reviewed by jude forese

hey, if i was gay maybe this poem could be about me? ... kidding aside, you'd be loved in new york ;) ... cool poem ....

Reviewed by Robert Whitford

I remember growing up with his films in the background. His acting not giving away a trace of what his private life was like. He did what he had to do for the times though. Maybe now no one has to hide themselves like that? Just show us what ya got. What ya do on yer own time ain't my business. None of it takes away from him. Appreciate your remembrance Sage. Bob