Poem – Two-Faced Tanning (By David Russell)

Two-Faced Tanning
(Moral Majority S/M)
Time was – One got the slipper, cane and strap –
And now, in honest balance of corrected afterthought,
Admits that one was fired by sting and weal
And thought that someone got a turn-on;
“This hurts me more than it hurts you!”
Yes: heartfelt behind the irony.
Now all of this is out of school,
All cleansed by humane laws,
But craved in gut, in newly-opened zones,
Trodden furtively.
Now the broad-minded, the like-minded
The never bossy – do it:
Now uniforms show their real double edge.
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