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The Surrogate Lover
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(A little on the kinky side!)


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The Surrogate Lover
 

 

            

At Quorum Call Bar,
The senator looked trim.
He returned my smile,
And I knew I had him.

                                   

 Some words later,
And the deal was one,
I'd call him tomorrow
At a quarter to one.

He'd drop by the bank
To pick up his cash,
I'd rub on some makeup
To cover my rash.

Three months, now,
Our Agreement's been flowing.
The sex has been heavy,
My bank account growing.

 

Every ten days
I'd greet him so well
With hugs and moans
At the luxury hotel.

I'd pour him a scotch
With a Viagra or two.
He'd be hard in an hour,
And I knew what to do.

He'd enjoy his drink
As I fingered his thigh
Loosened his collar
And took off his tie.

"Just lay on the towel,"
I directed with dare,
"I'll rathole my money
And make us a pair."

I said, "Lay back, hold still,"

And he understood,
"I'm taking my pleasure
With your huge manhood."

Well, I teased and I rubbed
With oil up and down,
And I squeezed and I stroked
Till he lost his old frown.

I straddled impaled
And rode with full passion
As he shivered and shook
In senatorial fashion.

He was always on time
And never too late.
When the big moment came
His O was just great!

I said, "How 'bout a repeat
In another ten days?
Any longer than that
And I get out of phase.

"Tonight you were super
With nothing to hide.
If we wait any longer,
It's wasting your pride."

He nodded and smiled
And strode out the door
Thinking Congress is great,
Every woman a whore!

I counted my C notes,

Checked my little black book,
Senator Fukkam's up next,

He's gonna get took.

O, my shedule works nice
Doing one every day,
Playing like horny
And making the hay.

Doing my duty
To all of mankind,
Letting ol' John Hancock
Touch my behind.

Serving my country,
Keeping politicians alert,
Preserving their family,
And no one gets hurt.
 

                                      

 

 

                     Author's Note:

                     The Surrogate Lover is based on an actual case scenario from the 1990s.

                     Our surrogate is now "retired" following post-graduate college work at USC              
                     and is now a Licensed Marriage and Family Counselor in Southern California     
                     with a thriving practice specializing in "men's issues."

 

                      It figures! 

 

                      Copyright 2008 by Richard Lee Orey    

 
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 Reviews of "The Surrogate Lover"
Reviewed by Bernice Angoh
Reviewed on July 19, 2009
hahaha, this is a good one, very bold and very true. These lines makes my skin crawl :I'd rub on some makeup
To cover my rash.




Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on July 10, 2009
Stark, raw, and real, Richard. Thanks for sharing. Love and peace,

Regis

Reviewed by Southern Comfort
Reviewed on November 29, 2008
This was written with In-Your-Face Flair! I enjoyed this write from beginning to end. HUGS! SC

Reviewed by J'nia Fowler
Reviewed on November 18, 2008
Well, at least this woman had brains and used them before her body gave out.....mid life spread...lol Too many women give their power away for a crust of bread and a few sweet lies. Good on her and a fun poem to read.
Cheers J'nia

Reviewed by Lloyd Lofthouse
Reviewed on August 25, 2008
Reading this reminded me of the HBO series on Rome where orgies and sex seemed to be a sport. It seems that more mankind appears to change with loads of gadgets and machines that move fast, the more we stay the same. Power corrupts--absolute power corrupts absolutely--it doesn't matter: politics, entertainment, religion, corporate, union--all power temps that corrupt spot that blemishes our souls. Another thought I had just now: Where do I get me some power?

Reviewed by Jerry Engler
Reviewed on July 16, 2008
Richard, you stinker, you are quite a thinker. And, that Jasmin's comment. Seems like the last time I heard something like this, the guy said, "Define sex." Never had to worry about this with my affiliations, thank God. And, Richard, you didn't give us her phone number....Jerry

Reviewed on July 7, 2008
I Enjoyed This Erotic Adventure Of Payback-hee hee
Many Strippers are lesbians, but the men usually haven't a clue...I told my ex-husband go to the club without your money & see how much they like you over "Mister Brought His Bucks"...
oh tuck a buck.....lol...any woman called whore by Anyone is actually blind to the road paved by a man which is not a oneway street...I wonder why men are hardly ever called Man-Whore? lol It does take more than one participant & I Applaud Miss Hottsie "Surrogate Lover" who probably takes her money home to her Girlf-Friend :)
Fun Read You Have Written About This Congress Guy :)
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie

Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on July 4, 2008
Richard, what a guy! Your bio says what I focus on becomes reality. Just had to say that for fun. lol
You have written the truth, and are bang on with what you've said. P.S two Viagra could be deadly. Love Holly

Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper
Reviewed on July 4, 2008
Richard, you did a terrific job on writing this poem and giving it rhythm and flow. It is so descriptive that one could almost suspect you of viewing the happenings through a poweful telescope and vicariously--or in part actuality--living the experience yourself. What a blast!


The poem doesn't shock or surprise me since there have been "ladies of the night" as far back as one can imagine. The only difference between the one in your poem and others on the street is that she presents herself with more class and demands greater compensation than the street walkers.


Tell me this, Richard--when a dope peddler sells dope the buyer gets put in jail. When a prostitute sells sex she gets put in jail. Shouldn't men bear some of the consequences when caught? (Or, maybe they do and I just don't know about it.)


Anyway, despite all my questions and opinions, you really did a great job writing the poem. When you decide to give one your all, you truly do a fantastic job.

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on July 3, 2008
awesome expression of stark reality--i enjoyed it

Reviewed by Debra Baker
Reviewed on July 3, 2008
Richard, you devil...I loved this poem. I could never, but then I salute any woman who could have the courage to soak any of those Senators, etc... They are a bunch of idiots. We need an internal affairs just to keep them from spending our tax dollars of flings and sexual favors. I will keep a copy of this poem. Dynamite!

Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater
Reviewed on July 3, 2008
The Surrogate Lover is an analysis of things to come! In a spreadeagle state of unrestraint, afterall, it is an erectile perk for a politician. The use of a generic name "surrogate" aka whore gives this piece of A-politically correct class! A timely subject as the Washington Madam just hung herself and the Hollywood Madam, aka Heidi Fleiss spent years in prison, now out, and operating a legal brothel in Reno, Nevada picking up where Joe Conforte left off on the run with the Mustang Ranch which the government tore down. Seems ol' Joe was making more money than the IRS! His female accomplice is in prison, he's no where to be found - she took the wrap. It's nice to know The Surrogate is now practicing counseling in men's issues. It takes all kinds, me myself, not being an ordinary fish aswim in a confluence of sexual currents...I enjoyed this poem based on a true story - you know, much of my poetry is too, it makes for a broadened sense of poetry, Richard...coffee tomorrow morning at sunup?

Love,
Sage

Reviewed on July 3, 2008
You sure nailed this one coming and going!


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