Anonymous Gay Poet-In-Residence: A Very Gay Valentine’s Day
The mysterious AGPIR returns to enchant us with his gay verse. And after this one, I’m not sure he’ll have the limbs intact to write another. You’ll see why by the end of the poem. This can only end with him buried in a shallow grave. Though it may explain why both he and I remain single.
Another year has come and gone,
yet still I find myself alone.
I thought for sure I’d find the one
and have a valentine all my own.
Many prospects i have found,
yet none have managed to stick around.
Below are examples of a few
I see now why I’m single. Do you?
First there was Mike, now he was cute:
Six-pack abs, and a sweet smile too.
Locks of golden hair he wore,
but the moment he talked
I wanted to run out the door.
Along came Brad, now he was hot.
For this one would love me not.
He had a job, and money too,
but the boy was odd, and a little too taboo.
A month went by, and whom do I meet?
This stunning guy whose name was Pete.
He dressed so fine, and was so neat.
Little did I know he was into feet.
So if I can count right that makes three.
Let’s see if I can find some more,
I have always had good luck
with the number four.
So a different avenue I should try,
All I want to meet is a semi-normal guy!
Then, suddenly, my phone, it rings.
My best friend set up a blind date for me.
His name was Chris, but with a K,
my friend said, “he’s nice and friendly, and slightly gay”.
So off to coffee to meet this boy,
all excited I am, thrilled with joy.
I go to coffee, what do I find?
A flaming fag, and a voice like a whine,
dressed in pink from head to toe.
I sat at the table, looked right at him,
shook my head, and flat out said, “no!”.
So down and out I go home.
Yet again all alone.
What is with these boys I meet?
Never any luck happens to me.
So I sit, and begin to think:
perhaps it’s not them, it’s me.
So for all you boys, down and out
alone this day, going without,
perhaps it’s not the boys you see,
it’s because gay guys are so fussy.
Yeah, we’re both going to end up all sorts of alone.
[AGPIR’s sociopathy belies his tender, poetic soul. He writes poetry about the gay condition, and only occasionally bites the hand that feeds him. Meaning me. Hint.]




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