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Stuckaluck (Free verse) by T. Jonathron Remp
Stuckaluck was a dapper young lad
He always started a gaping new fad
His friends would laugh and wonder why his
Lunchbox always tasted like gizz
And when he came riding on top of his Segway
He always did it in such a gay fag way
By letting his feathers stroll in the air
And letting the daisies fly through his hair
While going to Marsha's to pick up some Nair
His fingers where lean, and pinkish and clean
His toenails were all painted blue-aqua-green
And one day his friends they all figured it out
What this Stuckaluck lad was all really about
They all exclaimed with laughter and joy
That Stuckaluck was not really a boy
She looked like one a bit from the side
But if they'd have asked her she'd never have lied
And tell them her secret was nothing to hide
And that was Stuckaluck's way of dealing with the fact that he was a
male homosexual
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