To The Boy Child
dear boy,
tattooed over the heart of every girl
are words that read thus:
"handle with care"
don't bore holes into her skin
with your penile eyes:
she's more to admire
than trips to cloud nine
don't flip your tongue to coin sweet words
just to get her laid and run away:
she's more to you
than a pleasure tool
don't measure her worth by her curves,
nor ever place second place, her worth:
she's more, dear boy,
than a possession
does this sound strange,
dear burdened boy?
you shoulda known:
but now you do,
be human again,
be not a stone
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