DIDACTIC: "HER BROTH" BY MYLES

Her body count, this be more than her age,

She loves to be shagged, enough she gets not,

Tasting waters be her thing, her thirst can't be quenched,

Leaving me to wonder, could Mwende be her name?

Back strokes she gets, yet her back never aches,

Deeper they go, still not hitting the G spot,

Could it be they're miners, digging is all they do,

Hope the walls won't crumble on them, running out of strength they do!

The queue be long, yet there is no pay,

A meal she is, leaving all full,

Generous she is, her thighs never close,

Could she be a cloth page, just a press on the head en open they're?

Life is short, but she makes it shorter,

Heavy duty machine is, carrying different kinds of weight,

Hahahahaha! Yet can't carry her mum a 20litres bottled water,

She got to many cooks, spoiling her broth.

©® Mylistic Myles🖋️🖋️

Kenya 

The poem criticizes a woman portrayed as having many casual relationships, using exaggerated imagery and satire to question her choices and lifestyle. Through metaphors related to food, labor, and machinery, the speaker expresses judgment and frustration toward perceived promiscuity. Overall, the poem functions as a moral commentary on sexual behavior and personal responsibility.