Girl-Friend Poem by Thanh-Thanh NhuanLe

Since then I have undergone a thinking’s renovation
That both female and male take the same orientation.
To appreciate your feelings, emotional and carnal blend,
I ’ve got to meet your needs to be worth your boy-friend.

Since then I have been using belts of quality brands
To prevent disappointment when you’re taking off my pants.
Under smart clothes, I have worn smooth, sleek briefs
To satisfy your sights, excite your desire to rise to peaks.

Since then I have cared to wash more often all right
To prepare sweet taste for waves and winds to gain height.
Juicy fruit, luscious stamen pure and clean in summer sun
Is the yeast of love past tongue, through throat to run.

Since then I have done gymnastics, diligently exercising,
On-arms, on-knees, self-supporting, legs-bending applying.
To reach climax in intercourse you need staying power
Not only flex muscles, but strain nerves above all to tower.

Since then I have taken various nutritious foods, tonics
To be able to enjoy pleasures having in potency frolics.
For giving and receiving must be durable with much clout,
You cannot be worn-out, and weak, or half-in half-out.

Since then I have played the so-called independent role
In disregard of surroundings, just only to get you whole.
Characteristic habits have become customary affections:
Beyond the age of eighteen is beyond parents’ objections.

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But, as your boy-friend, I haven’t had assured rests and kips:
To hitch up your skirts is simple as to re-define your lips.
The prospects of family are so dimmed in the value field
As ethic is made light of, only just for hormone to yield.