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Small girl, Big God
Our young girls have gone a-whorish
The sense of shame or propriety
Just as dispensable as their under wears
They give themselves new monikers
Reluctant for the tongue to speak
For a morsel of bread
They spread their legs
For every dick
Tom and Harry
They litter the social space
With their filth and shame
And recklessly proclaim
Small girl
Big God
The sense of shame or propriety
Just as dispensable as their under wears
They give themselves new monikers
Reluctant for the tongue to speak
For a morsel of bread
They spread their legs
For every dick
Tom and Harry
They litter the social space
With their filth and shame
And recklessly proclaim
Small girl
Big God
Published 28th Jul 2018
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28th Jul 2018 2:15pm
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28th Jul 2018 2:23pm
28th Jul 2018 9:13pm
Many times in my years I have seen them snap out of it, lets pray for that. Your poem is very current.
16th Jun 2019 8:50pm
That is true more so, when children in early teens 'sext' each other on mobile phones, intending to ultimately meet up for sex. One side of the tech society that is better for child morality is that because of the absorbing interest in doing things online, in UK teenage pregnancies have gone DOWN - hands too busy on buttons.
