Met a hoe named Betty
Nodded off the fetty
Giving out head
To pay for her med
Got a blow
For the low
Cheeks glow
Curled my toe
Ready to go
Just so
She know
I hafta owe
I got no dough
I start to run
Pants undone
No more fun
Race just begun
Oh shit
Her pimp
Mighty fast on his limp
Join by his gimp
And his simp
Get back here boy
You didn’t pay my toy
You gotta pay
For a suck or a lay
This ain’t the way
Gonna die today
What u say
Fuck u bay
Yall mufuckers cray
I didn’t cum
My dick is numb
I’m not a bum
But she can’t hum
Fuckin raw
Fuck the law
I’m not paying yall
I won’t call
My dicks still tall
Better off fucking that wall
It’s smells like fish
I hate that dish
Tell her make a wish
Cause she smells like shit
Fuck yall tho
Hire a better hoe
Cause on the low
I ain’t paying for that yo!!!
I’m out, gotta go
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Interesting poetry