Prostitution Poem by Raimi Babatunde

Prostitution



Some call it "Allawee"
Compensation or gratuity
If you can it appreciation
And I call it "Thanks for coming"
Does it make less of a gamer?

What do you call it?
The money offered after sex
I heard they call it exchange
But everything "Prostitution noo ni"
Cum allowance or sevice charge
It is a service you offered

The Easterners call it "Ego oil"
Sometimes they prefer "Ego ohu"
"Ego come next time"
Insurers call it premium
Bankers call it facility

It can come in phones
Cars, rent or school fees
Ilegality cannot legalise ilegality
The morale not withstanding
Because with postinor allowance
It's welcome to the league

Either way my dear
Prostitution comes in shades
They receive doses of tablets
Take you to the mountain top
All services fully paid for

The sugarcandy comes with a prize
But you've got to pay the prize
You receive the ink ina funky plate
Get to Paris and back
Get laid and paid
You are officially a sex worker

Sex for grade, grade for sex
Sex for employment, sex for promotion
Sex to close deals and gratification
My Dear, you are a prostitute
The oracle have spoken

Saturday, February 1, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Atasha Williams 01 February 2020

my dear u r a prostitute..... Prostitution is one of the oldest profession. I don't think any female want to be a prostitute. sometimes is the circumstances brings about that desperate solution. I feel sorry for those to use their bodies as commodities to earn income. Sad is their lives.

1 0 Reply
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success