Don't say, " Yes!", when it's really no,
Don't say," Stay!", when you want me to go!
Don't play games with my head,
Don't say what I want to hear, just to get me in bed.
I hate the game of cat and mouse,
Don't pretend to be a Prince when you are really a louse!
When you are truly bad, don't feign that you are good,
If all you want is a one night stand, make it understood!
If you want a whore, then you'll have to pay,
All Johns do before they get their lay!
Brings another Tina Turner song to mind "What's Love Got To Do With It?" And to far too many it has nothing at all to do with their actions. A real expose' SC.
In today's relationship climate, the message of your poem is no longer gender specific. I'm aware of it every day. Jills tease, play games, act like a princess and pay the Johns. What's even worse, women in positions of trust seduce without conscience, professing loving intentions when all they want is to steal innocence.
It's a crazy world nowadays.
Why can't women say what they really want?
Why can't women confine their aggressive comments and overt conduct to adult men?
Like Tina Turner's song, "Keep your eye on the money."
None of us really wants that. But today there seems to be a confusion and blurring of the acts of making love with the holiness of love, itself.
Nice write, SC. Speak Up tells us rightly to: speak up!
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In today's relationship climate, the message of your poem is no longer gender specific. I'm aware of it every day. Jills tease, play games, act like a princess and pay the Johns. What's even worse, women in positions of trust seduce without conscience, professing loving intentions when all they want is to steal innocence.
It's a crazy world nowadays.
Why can't women say what they really want?
Why can't women confine their aggressive comments and overt conduct to adult men?
Like Tina Turner's song, "Keep your eye on the money."
None of us really wants that. But today there seems to be a confusion and blurring of the acts of making love with the holiness of love, itself.
Nice write, SC. Speak Up tells us rightly to: speak up!
Richard