slinking down the canyoned street stalking, nylon-smooth to prey on predatory eyes who meet her own. some smile, some turn away. some know she'd eat them to the bone; they know that they would die to let her. some'd use her, drop her like a stone and say that she deserves no better. the first she calls her daily bread, grazing as she culls the herd. the second brings a smile instead; male ego, cocky, brash, absurd to think that any man could claim to beat her at her chosen game.
Just a black shadow on the prowl around the dark, poorly-lit neighborhood of my mind. 2-19-2011 JMF