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Prostate Revisited
by M.Bennett Hooper (Mikii) → (All Poetry by M.Bennett Hooper (Mikii))
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A rant becomes a poem sometimes.

Etymology, Philosophy, Biology, and Sociology or Some Things are Just Common Sense

©2009 M. Bennett Hooper

 

ETYMOLOGY

Prostrate and prostitute share an unusual relationship that goes back longer than we think.
Prostate minus biological definition etymologically begins in the Greek as prostates which means standing before.
Prostitute begins also in the Greek and Latin prostitutes p.p. of prostitute, pro translates as before and statuere meaning to cause to stand.
Etymologically speaking the origin of our words frequently are used in a manner today that draws a different picture.

PHILOSOPHY

Philosophically speaking the prostate has a direct relationship with physical prostitution as we define it between men and women. The position of the prostate is always in proximity to the prostitute in other words it stands before the prostitute because the word prostitute means to cause to stand.
So we see the relationship more clearly.

BIOLOGY
Biologically speaking prostate is male and the prostitute in our example is female.

SOCIOLOGY
Sociologically speaking if the prostate is over used on the efforts of the prostitute the possessors of the prostate cannot rely on chemicals to enable it to always stand before the prostitute.

CONCLUSION
Students of life do not always assume that you know what you are talking about .
Remember there is always a definite relationship between the words standing before and causing to stand.
Male enhancement drugs are not miraculous , now a cure for cancer that is a different story.
Maybe prostitutes should be limited to male medical researchers since no woman discovered VIAGARA and just maybe more people would define themselves in their relationships as something more than a penis and a vagina.
Just a thought or can a rant be considered poetry.


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 Reviews of "Prostate Revisited"
Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on July 7, 2009
love this! excellent and so good to read your work!

Reviewed by Susie McCray (Reader)
Reviewed on July 7, 2009
Excellent poem Gran Gran. I'm giving you a "standing" ovation.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on July 7, 2009
Next time I talk to my prostate I will ask!

Georg



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