Sonnet to 1680
before the vagina was the mop
beneath the merkin of the cropped
the sheath or scabbard took lusty knife
or plump the grain of the trusty wife
thus passed the girdle to the hips
never more to shape the lips
of the fabled vase
the cover torn to make a rip
was rooted by the wag - to break or bite
the hollow root of wood so tight
raypool
Tue 22nd Dec 2015 16:25
I have not got the advantage of research on this poem, but it pulls no punches and has a great earthy natural feel . Basic truths which need looking at in detail!
Ray