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CAR DATE

Black leather elf boots Leggings Cheetah print mini-skirt Suede short coat Too long in the sleeves Someone's sweater with A hole under the arm One thumbprint sized bruise on my neck Make-up frozen, clumped in the night air Within my cone of oasis From the halogen above My breath mingles with the Bile colored light Smelling like Newports and tooth decay I hug my self for warmth and Shuffle foot to foot Comforted only by the Bulge in my boots Representing the last few hours work I clutch my purse tight My toolbox Not hammers or wrenches but Tools of my trade Baby wipes, sanitizer, tampons, and condoms I hear a car slowing Harsh redness of brake lights Bloodies the vacant buildings I lean toward the Lowered window wondering Will I continue to Be the predator or Fall tonight as prey
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michael-j-daisey-jr
50 / M
Published
Mar 8, 2015
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32·141
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#addiction#city#prostitution#hooker
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