How do you know when to intervene? There's no right way to mistreat a woman! Sadly, many men are weak and mean And the cruel things they do are inhuman!
How do you Know? It's never easy and not always appreciated! >^.K!
Gang Bang
GANG BANG
I heard a gang bang once... But I wasn't part of it.
In my apartment the walls were thin And next door were thirty men.
They had a woman - that was obvious, To my presence they were oblivious.
I had no phone, I couldn't call, I could only listen, not help at all...
So many men came and went, I couldn't think that it was by consent
Perhaps I could use an open window? But I was second floor - nowhere to go!
The only way out was directly past them... I wasn't up to confronting thirty men!
Even if they were less, I was still only one, Although I could have brought my gun...
But though I had sympathy for her plight, She was hidden from my line of sight
I really didn't know what they did to her - I could be judge, jury and executioner!
It turns out that I'm glad that i did not , Instead of a young thing they had an older harlot
Perhaps getting full value from an older prostitute They'd get laid and later she might get screwed
Out of her pay for a hard night's work By some entrepreneurial jerk
Who says he's the pimp and she's the whore Who only gets what he gives her - no more!
After all, I finally did hear her voice, Though she didn't say she was there by choice,
I heard her manage to get them to form a line Hearing her anger when she said; "ONE AT A TIME!"
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(A slice of the life of Karl Stuart Kline)
Poetry that appeals to people who think that they don't like poetry! Excerpts from all three of my books as well as some new works can be found at www.poemhunter.com/karl-stuart-kline !
This poem is directly from my life and reflects the quandary of a young man who knows that something very wrong is going on, but is powerless to intervene.
This is my very real personal experience rendered in verse - this time the circumstance, although unfortunate, turned out to be less tragic than it might have been:
Copyright 2005 Karl Stuart Kline. All rights reserved.
