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There is a lot of talk in the media about Female dress code and everyone has an opinion on it, I tried to be completely honest with this and put my truth into writing it. I believe in equality and freedom of expression, this was the outcome. More poetry can be found at www.facebook.com/glennthomaspoetry
I love the summer in the city
To see these chicks in their bikinis
No beach in sight but a wandering eye
Has me licking my lips at the sights
I guess that’s the stereotype I am
I’m not scared to admit I’m like every man
You can call me a misogynistic arsehole
But I’ll take my cheap thrills where I can
I love it when they dress like that
I’d give anything to get you to my flat
Undress you and lay you on your back
Make love and smile that summer is back
I don’t want to disrespect you
Your free to dress the way you do
And my wandering eye should be a compliment
Take it as a boost to your confidence
But you’re not asking for it
You have a right to be offended
The way we are, disgusts me to
Beneath it all, I got love for you
But if you don’t dress in that manner
They tell you your opinion doesn’t matter
You can’t be free, unless you walk half naked
Trapped in the gaze of a verbal rapist
Ban the burka in the name of freedom
Hear them the chant, “it’s finally gone”
You have to dress like, what they call a slut
Because you’re not free if you choose to cover up
Because Helen Skelton’s dress was to revealing
Shame on her, going live on TV
And then we attack innocent women
For wearing too much for our system
Because for guys like us, it’s perfect
You tell us that they all deserve it
And if they don’t submit, we’ll ban it
Because you are not free you are man’s gift
The irony is you wear too much, take it off
But if you wear too little, your also wrong
How easy it must be to be a man
Because we can wear whatever we want
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Peace and Love
Published by Glenn Thomas
7 years ago 
