Softcover. 8vo. 51 pp. Mimeographed staple-bound publication by an author identified only as "Mr. Alexander." Toned, small tear along the fold at first page, else fine. Uncommon. One library copy located only, at Harvard. 

The front cover/title reads:

Is it true that gay boys have more fun?
Is the country going to the dogs
when it"s going to the fags?
Can a size queen get to heaven?
How can I get that queer yet youthful look?

These are some of the
questions Mr. Alexander pays no
attention to in his masterpiece
Poems For Gay Lovers. Collected 
over a period of two years, the 
poems tell the story of Mr. A's
romping adventures with four
successive lovers.

The About The Author is no less amusing:

"Mr. Alexander, a dropout of both Boston College and The University of Miami has also left without finishing treatment at that finishing school for all gay blades: Mass. Mental Health. it is little wonder that a man of this background has produced a work such as Poems For Gay Lovers which is so screamingly queeney, so egotistically insane and aimed at undermining the very fiber of human dignity. Mr.  Alexander divides his career so far into three segments. Latency, Coming Out, and The Gay Life. Some of his completely unknown works of these periods are Banyan, Disease and Variations, and A Three Month Period of Insanity. At present Mr. Alexander can be found on any street comer after dark, thumbing along any highway, in the company of any number of degenerates in a degenerate bar, or applying to any one of the numerous New England colleges which consistently and with some reason, refuse him admission."