unprotected poetry

i had unprotected poetry
last night
it was unexpected
you know spontaneous
and i did not use anything
i just went at it
you know to keep the mood
ummm it was
incredible
but not safe
and now i am worried
cause well
you know these
things can be infectious
and dangerous
to say things
without a condom
wow the
consequences
could be like disastrous
cause well
a guy should not have
unprotected poetry
he should take more
responsibility than that
and not just leave it up
to the girl
i mean what kind of
guy would
just go off like
that
shoot without some
sort of protection
jeez
what are the consequences
not sure and
now i am scared
what if she gets
poetically pregnant
and wants to have the poem
i mean then what will i do
i mean how do you ask someone
to abort a poem
to not have My poem
it was so irresponsible of me
to have unprotected poetry
to not even ask or consult
her about poetry control
methods she might be using
or gulp
not using
or worse what if
she has some
kind of poetically
transmitted disease
you know PTD
then what
or what if i do
can i live with giving
someone
PTD either knowingly
which i would hope i
would never do
or unknowingly and we have
to wait to see what
happens
taking regular
poetry tests
to see if we got it
wow
i actually did it
last night and had
poetry though
that was the good
part i mean
how many people
in this day and age
have pure poetry
protected or
unprotected
so like wow
i guess i should be thankful for that
after all it
was good poetry
we both really
enjoyed it
we soared like
angels without
wings
never coming down
just coming
poetically that is.
what a high to hit
that climax and feel
like you will never
never
be mortal
again
now that you
had unprotected
poetry
of
course
who can protect
you
now that you have
had unsafe poetry
and want to do it
again without a rubber
cause
you know
it just don't feel the same
with a poetic condom
blocking off feeling
and flow
and the words
of course
the words are stopped
short
with safe protected
poetry
and i never want
to write that
way again.

© 1996 lgjaffe