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Eva Amato
Poems
Sep 2018
Furniture 19/9/18
I slide the door open,
she was rightfully there.
It was the room I assigned for her
she had just moved in.
A few spares of her outfit peek out of her wardrobe,
A couple dresses as well
One blue; one red.
At the side is a broom; feather duster and such
Still lying around.
Her personality hadn't changed the room yet.
now
I take my first step in,
she amusingly begins bowing already.
No different than the rest of the furniture she is: tidy, a pleasant aroma around her and a pretty thing to look at.
I greet her, my maid.
I hear those dutiful words, that name: "Mistress".
She's blushing; her arms so obviously tense.
Every footstep I take towards her echoes in our hearts.
...
I lock our gazes- such an adorable and intimidated look.
Her lips are trembling as I get closer: "Mi-" she tried to say.
But my finger was keeping her mouth shut.
"Shhh" a whisper followed by a modest nod from her.
The tension is cut as I slide my fingers down her arm
her gasp held hostage by me.
She could make no sound.
I can't help but giggle.
With that smile I lean closer to her.
To her lips.
I had her captive already, my arms resting on her hips.
"You are my furniture, dear."
"Yes Mistress."
It is all there was before with my kiss
I took over her mind.
Written by
Eva Amato
25/F/Italy
(25/F/Italy)
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