Hugh Hefner Poem by Ragy Sandid

Hugh Hefner



Public to the world
Private to a fault
In the playboy's cave
Vivacious in a vault

Responsible for
Overall repetitive hygiene
Because of boys' dreams
Who dream where they should've been

Women's emancipation
Or women's enslavement
Inside an image of themselves
That one man helps paint

As people walk today
A false dream of grandeur lures
Wrapped around an enigma
That young women in life endure

What was given?
Was it hope or false desire
Involved in lust
An ash in a fire?

The end is nigh
No suffering at a Divine hand
Yet many grow remembering
What he made them understand

Some lived near the top
And in this ivory they laid their nest
Most sipped the trickle
These are one left to face the test.

Friday, September 29, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: flirtation
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