I telling you:
My baller, gentleman caller, pulled up in an Impala
He pulled down his Levi's for leviathan in his breeches
We got hot and heavy in the Chevy
He pulled out in a Hummer buzzing the birds and the bees
It told him:
With your toothpick schtick, ya ain't no Kentucky Gentleman
Smooth-talking me outta a booth but ya ain't no Bourbon Street
Ya Smirnoff my lipstick with your Hennessey hearsay heresy
He told me: Barrels of fun, Virginia is for Lovers
I told him:
I'm sleeping in teddies; you can be my bear
With you beside me, with you inside me
Talk your crock
I want your poppycock
And I don't, and I won't, have to say anything
I know that you know when and how to toot my horn
I telling you:
Down and dirty, he flipped me the birdy
Left me with his Plymouth Road Runner and a rum runner
I tell you:
Since then, since him, I've found a higher power, never lowering my life
But he chipped his wings hooting cooties and missed his flight outta Timbuktu
Since he wasted his last phone call to cry for help, just as a Christian courtesy, I'm tweeting for one of y'all, who're more merciful than me, to bail him out
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Maturing in Love by Rhizome Olivia Quondam
ChickLitMaturing in Love is an anthology guide of adulthood with poems, stories, essays, and blog posts about mature themes, learning self-love, adult-relationships, social issues, and life lessons from growing older. *The blog posts are topic introductions...