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International Sisterhood of Daytime Sex Workers (or A Union Song for Hookers)

by BusbarDancer

Speaking of how these Ladies of the Night must hate Daylight Savings Time since the sun doesn’t set until nine, and the cloying summer scent of honeysuckle drowns the smell of their knock-off Gucci Guilty. Except there’s that one A.M. Pro who works the whole stretch in front of The Towing and Recovery Museum from 7 something till lunch. She’s tried to keep a low profile, but is hoping to meet that one lonesome soul who needs to get blown at ten o’clock in the goddamn morning. Sometimes I wave at her when I drive by, wishing her the best, whatever that may look like... The fasten seatbelt warning light is flashing on my dashboard but I’m buckled in, rest assured. That’s probably important, but it’s like what Don Q whispered to Sancho through the Spanish gloom: “I need you.”
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Feb 12, 2016
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