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Sexing the Calendar
by Ronald W. Hull → (All Poetry by Ronald W. Hull)
Friday, May 16, 2025    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Poking fun of political manipulation of sexual orientation and the calendar’s asexual names


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Suspect Calendar by Ron AI

 

 

Sexing the Calendar

 

Jan was either woman or man,

And if she/he did a naked cancan, 

Could you Shirley tell?

 

Feb could’ve been a reb, 

It’s really hard to William Tell,

But if he/she yells that rebel yell, 

I’d advise to run like hell.

 

Mar put his/her boots on the table,

Made a mark where she/he not able, 

To fix it where no one could tell.

 

April was sweet as could be, 

Drew out the birds and bees to see,

No doubt about her real sex,

Until his drawers reveal the hex.

 

May was girlish as the moon,

Danced may pole way too soon,

Singing the wrong tune,

Ending up in June.

 

June was looney as the moon,

Like a wolf she/he would croon.

But don’t go out at noon in June,

According to the old Nordic rune.

 

July was certainly a rowdy guy,

Raised his/her beer mug high.

But from the tenor of her/his voice,

Shemale, clearly, was a sexual choice.

 

Augie was a sight to watch,

Had no bulge in his/her crotch.

He/she got some augmentation there, 

Still looked like a vulva, I swear.

 

Sept sipped cider through a straw,

Didn’t sit well with a French craw,

Asked, “Do you sip cider by the seashore?”

“Not since you left me, forever more.”

 

Oct asked the octopus, what color are you?”

“Depends on my mood, red or blue.

I’m a flaming red drag queen, or I’m,

Fleeing a suitor in ink black hue.”

 

Nov pride was close to the worst,

Built up to the point of a supernova burst.

Finally got the whole thing cooled down,

Turning the jealousy from laugh to frown.

 

Dec was left last for one big reason,

Filled full of gluttony during the season,

Couldn’t fit into anything with a fat ass. 

Nocturnal preferences without any class.

 

Copyright 2025 © Ronald W. Hull

 

05/15/25

 

You can read and print this poem at my website here.

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Sexing the Calendar"
Reviewed by John Coppolella
Reviewed on May 26, 2025
Lovely imagery, Ron. September is my month, so thanks. I wondered about leap years for February but realized that they are a man-made concoction to keep the traffic signal clocks in constant realignment, not to mention daylight saving time.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on May 24, 2025
Cleverly concocted, Ron. 🤣 Peace and best wishes,

Regis (Reg) 🙏😎🌳🦋

Reviewed by Diana Legun
Reviewed on May 24, 2025
I’m with Rebecca on this one. Witty, inventive, playful romp across the year, my favorite one is June. ~~ djl

Reviewed by Rebecca McKeehan
Reviewed on May 18, 2025
Well, that was interesting. Wonderfully, creatively tongue-in-cheek. I enjoyed it very much!

Rebecca

Reviewed by Odin odin@aflx.com
Reviewed on May 17, 2025
Different. Your 12 months as a foundation for the premise was interesting. I trust you've arrived at a good place with your calendar points of cause and effect.

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on May 17, 2025
Nice try. Mixing the names (and the spirit) of the months with gender identity could never be a revealing match, personifying the months in this way, but the wordplay and imagery add a humorous touch and thus an amusing (if confusing) read.


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