SOUTH WINSOR, Conn. – Parents at South Windsor High School are up in arms after a teacher read a poem to students by leftist poet Allen Ginsberg about gay anal sex.

School officials did not initially release the name of a teacher who read Ginsberg’s “Please Master” out loud to students in a high school English class, News 8 reports.

NBC Connecticut later identified David Olio, a Trinity College graduate and English teacher in the district since 1996, as the subject of the controversy. “Please Master” is among numerous sexually graphic poems that made Ginsberg, who was raised a Communist, a darling of the counterculture movement in the United States in the 1950s and 1960s.

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The poem, written in 1968, is a lengthy missive in which Ginsberg begs his “master” to “sink your droor thing down my behind.”

“Go moan O please master do f*** me like that,” the poem reads, “in your rhythm thrill-plunge & pull-back-bounce & push down

“till I loosen my asshole a dog on the table yelping with terror delight to be loved

“Please master call me a dog, an ass beast, a wet asshole …,” it continues.

A parent who spoke with News 8 on the condition of anonymity isn’t taking the incident lightly.

“I don’t understand how that actually got into a high school class,” the parent said. “I can understand parents being really upset about it.

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“My son is not in that class. If he was, I think I would be mortified,” the parent told the news site. “It was extremely inappropriate.”

School officials agree, and suspended Olio while they conduct an investigation.

“As we discussed at our meeting, you have been placed on paid administrative leave while we investigate the concerns that have been brought to our attention,” assistant superintendent Colin J. McNamara wrote in a letter to Olio, according to NBC Connecticut.

Olio is banned from school property and contact with students during his suspension.

South Windsor Superintendent Kate Carter issued a statement to parents describing the poem as “highly inappropriate.”

“We take seriously the trust that parents place in teachers and administrators, and we do not tolerate the use of inappropriate materials in classroom settings,” Carter wrote.

The reaction to the incident online was mixed.

“Just read it and it is inappropriate. I could see this being an uncomfortable learning environment. Just because most students have been exposed to this kind of talk doesn’t make it right in a class setting,” Paul Dionne posted to Facebook.

“As being a student at the school and hearing the story first hand the poem was VERY inappropriate and while what students may read in their free time may be as bad in comparison this poem was not something that should have been given to high school students. The poem is called ‘Please Master’ by Allen Ginsberg and it is very explicit warning that it is very NSFW,” student Abbie Oppenheimer posted.

Others, like Caroline Pasquale, believe students should learn about anal man sex.

“It’s absolutely ridiculous. Someone get this guy his job back. If AP Seniors can’t handle this subject matter, then maybe they shouldn’t be in school in the first place. What happened to maturity?” Pasquale wrote.

“Ginsberg is a renowned poet who typically uses this kind of subject matter. Since when is sexuality and sex a taboo topic? Considering the release of 50 shades, and the insane following, I think this poem fits well into the cultural fascination with BDSM. Further, how are parents upset about this? Upset that your child is critically assessing and analyzing a poignant poem that directly relates to the human experience? What a bunch of dinosaurs.”