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He shops, he dances, and he decorates He gossips, limp-wristed, with mincing step He does all the things that a Real Man hates And he does them with style and verve and pep His classmates pummelled him in study hall His preacher swears that his hooves are cloven His father tried hard to teach him baseball His mother frets the lack of grandchildren Change his behavior, society tried Everything he does goes against the grain But something inside him vitally cried: "I'll live my essence in spite of the pain!" What motivates him is biology A force that trumps your sociology. |
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