Though it is never spoken aloud These words are very very proud In this world we call home my dear It is a motto that we live, love or fear At work we see the promotions That always caused commotions And though many will not bravely say it The one who "Kiss Me For A Favour" did benefit
Just before you smirk, think with care Upon this thought that will raise a hair How many leaders in our society today These words on their conscience play Because the contracts publicly televised Behind shady, unscrupulous doors were devised Some will forever go unknown or uncovered And for a few someone will resign or be retired
Females were the target of these words for years They have shed their clothes and many, many tears But alas! Equality have caught up with the Alphas They now have their "Kiss Me For A Favour" dramas Believe me I don't rejoice but I am glad a wee bit They were after all the founders of this habit And as the table turn, it is interesting to see Each "Kiss Me For A Favour" proud honouree
"Kiss Me For A Favour" that is all I ask of thee But be careful what the favour will be
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Posted: Aug 2011
About this poem:
Funny how poems are created, the incident that drove this one brought tears to a friend's eye.