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Brent Kincaid
Poems
Apr 2018
STREETCORNER SUBORNER
I’ve been roped and doped
Also been ***** and taped.
I’ve been slugged and drugged
I was bugged, then I shrugged.
It is all just another day’s work
For a silly streetwalking ****.
It’s life without a single perk,
Pays less than a checkout clerk.
I keep changes of tight clothes,
Show off the body, anything goes.
Use a languid suggestive pose
No one questions, everyone knows.
Stand by a light pole and grin
Someone will quickly pull in
And ask if you’ll go for a spin
In half a hour, I’m back again.
If they seem to want to pass
Turn around and show some ***
I make sure I show some sass
And am sure to be smoking grass.
Sure I get picked up by the cops
But, this old story never stops.
It’s a tale as old as these shops.
It’s bad when the temperature drops.
Rain, sleet and snow, I’m around
Staking out my piece of ground
To see what trade can be found
Hunting for the everyday hound.
So drop by and see me any day.
I’m not like the sun, I won’t go away.
I’ll be here as you drive by to say:
“Hello, baby, want some fun today?
#hookers
#prostitution
#destitution
#illegal
#ubiquitous
#poetry
#kincaid
Written by
Brent Kincaid
Kapaa, Kaua'i, Hawaii
(Kapaa, Kaua'i, Hawaii)
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