Cigarettes, Crossdressing, And Song Poems Poem by Alexis Pena Goco

Oh song shark -
though thong, dark rubber leggings
beseech you, marked-cover beddings
beneath me; Inhales and exhales
precede, mine duties to happy end!
oh song shark - perceive these words but do bethink my booty-yen!

(A poem is but a songs nutrition
come hither, jut a moan - I pay tuition!
Ms. Uhmm? do foam a tub and be your tither;
Ms. Uhmm, I'll roam my nub and quiver!)

Oh song shark -
so long! Hark rubbers, and lube,
cross dressing, and tunes!
(To reach around a setting,
a new poem - thy fortune... indebting!)

[footnote: 'song shark' is a term used for 'Song Poem' producers who lured poets by ads placed in the back of 'popular magazines, comic books, tabloids, men's adventure journals and similar publications with a headline reading (essentially) Send in Your Poems - Songwriters Make Thousands of Dollars - Free Evaluation. The term lyrics was avoided because it was assumed potential customers would not understand what the term meant. Those who sent their poetry to one of the production companies usually received notice by mail that their work was worthy of recording by professional musicians, along with a proposal to do so in exchange for a fee. The early 20th century versions of this business involved setting the words to music and printing up sheet music from inexpensively engraved plates.'
see: http: //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song_poem]