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Randy McClave

Ashland, Kentucky

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Ashland, Kentucky

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A woman don't really need a man
To help her to do the best that she can,
And to make a woman feel any hotter
She doesn't need a man, spoke Carolyn to her daughter.
And if loneliness makes you depressed and sad
Don't ever get angry, or worried or mad,
Alone with your mother let's take us a trip
We'll go shopping, and then to the clubs where men strip.

Randy L. McClave

Randy McClave

Monday, January 15, 2018

Topic(s) of this poem: desire,female

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A female friend of mine recently broke up with her boyfriend, not long later her youngest daughter broke up with her boyfriend. Today I texted her and asked how she was doing, and as a joke she said her and her daughter was off to see some male strippers. So, I wrote this poem.

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