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Dance

by statictitanic

I think it's my fault I put myself in this position The greedy, beady crow eyes are lost as I dance for them I always loved dancing Light on my feet, perfect posture, and very flexible There are only so many ways to feed a stomach and landlord I love dancing, I love the staring eyes I know they won't look away My legs wrap around the pole and The curves of my body indent the minds of wandered souls Far from home I balance myself well and when I know I have captured the crowd I forget the reason for my dancing and see Only the stage and applauding hands. I am not a prostitute. I am a dancer
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Aug 9, 2015
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