I’m in Mahmoud for Love
Now, he is changed. He’s the love of my life,
I am Mahmoud’s big, luscious, trans-gendered wife
Our love simmered slowly under enemy fire,
As Saddam sent our hairiest men to funeral pyres
In those smelly, black trenches, one brave lad stood out,
Like a kettle or teapot, he was hot, short, and stout.
Fire in his belly and the buns of a god,
I knew that he’d kill me if I stared at his wad
I suffered in silence and then let it go,
War’s just not safe for an Iranian homo
Years quickly passed. All my friends had now wed,
And there I still was giving gay soldiers head.
One day between clients in a seedy motel,
I saw HIM on TV damning all Jews to hell
My heart went a flutter, my loins were aflame,
I wanted his love, and to scream out his name!
Ahmadinejad! Ahmadinejad! I’m yours!
…as long as you never see what’s in my drawers
Dressed like a lady, I took to the street,
To all of the nooks where girls and tyrants meet
After-mosque hate-fests, jihadist retreats,
Ayatollah-coaster rides, and gay ‘beat-and-greets’
Finally, I found him in a burkalesque joint,
Girls covered in sacks, Mullahs spouting their points
Praise be Allah! We finally spoke!
It was love at first sight…through the slits of my cloak
That dark, steamy night sparked a five year affair,
He’d read me the Koran, I’d describe him my hair
Five years of courtship had taken their tolls,
His mood became blue… not to mention his balls
Convince me he tried: "Marry me, I’ll be true,
I’ll dedicate nuclear reactors to you”
“They’re for energy only,” he’d insist with a wink,
Then he’d whisper sweet nothings about Al-Qaeda links
As he sipped virgin daiquiris from my size 12 Kenneth Coles,
I was drunk with desire, I would bare him my soul
He was not very happy with my missing hole,
He raved like a madman, smashed my face with a bowl
He zipped up his pants; “there’s no gays in Iran!”
I had to get fixed to hold on to MY MAN
The next day after surgery was the worst of my life,
Until boxes of gifts had begun to arrive
He meant to send roses, but sent guns by mistake
So Hezbollah kept calling, for goodness sake!
He did send me tampons and a silent CD,
Music wasn’t allowed…at least he’s thinking of me
Till this very day, ‘it’ sits, locked in his drawer,
A secretive relic of why I’m still sore
He still threatens me lovingly with his firing squad,
But I know that he loves me because in bed, it’s JIHAD!
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