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The whorehouse inspired by William & Don G

I was treated like the VIP, A cat and a big fish, A hook and a big Six, whilst visiting madam bow-peeps rotisserie of loins, Always receptive, Wearing open silk working 9 to 5am. With a little overtime, hot funk never satisfies, She had the way-with-all to feign, delight; even interest, before negotiating the price, Two shekels, She was classy, kind of slick, she tickled my ears for nothing more than kindness, a small token in exchange for a smile. She popped on a tune, as she took off her dress. The petting started her two hands tugging with the zipper of my jeans. A woman's touch... Ha HA, the rich sultry kiss of whore, tight and tasty; dirty like a ripe tomato, Sugar fried and drunk. She opened her legs, her hair smelled like shampoo, She was on her belly, knees tucked up as I took in the fruit, deep holes filled with cock and shabby fingers, hollow spit and angry poison, head spinning to the groove, loud and high, The bed squeaked and a single light bulb dangled like a loose tooth, Ten minutes and two fucking love songs! Sick and spent up, I got dressed to leave, I said with a poke, "I couldn't get laid, Not even in a whore house!" And now I'm back in the cold again, only dirtier.
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Written by
Purcy
52 / M / Earth
Published
Oct 10, 2018
Lines·Words
50·225
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Another old poem

The inspiration from William and Don G

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#whore#brothel#drunk#unhappy#angry#hateful#prostitution#punter#money
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