Thursday, November 25, 2010

The Pill Poem

Every time my Father goes to Wisconsin my Mother stays home and deep cleans. She found this poem that she wrote for me 20 some odd years ago. I had asked her if I could go on birth control for reasons other than sex, of course. She gave me this as her response. I only hope that my parenting skills are as thought out and comical for my child in the years to come.

I knew a girl who took the pill 
Against her mothers wish and will 
When word got out about her little device 
Boys started treating her awful nice 
Her plan was only to regulate 
Soon with the guys she began to negotiate 
One said "You have nothing to fear" 
Ha! She had gonorrhea within a year 
Back to planned parents for a shot. 
And soon all her troubles were forgot. 
Oh no! it could not be.. 
A few months later, it was herpes 
And if that was not enough 
Add a touch of syphilis 
The moral here is my dear, 
When your friends say 
Go to planned Parenthood 
You will get aid (AID) 
Stop, Think and Be afraid!


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