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"50 Words for Poe: Blue Skies" She was dressed to kill Hot like a blazing Australian Bushfire She crackled with heat as she sashayed through the entrance like Summer towards him, Like she was painted in Gold Lame Mesh Armour tight, the fabric flimsy and sensationally short stretched over very special killer covert agent curves all long legs Le Lido Crazy Horse all the way up to there well you know where hazel green hawk eyes piercing lasers fixed on him The place was pumping High Rollers flipping decks all buzzing, well manicured escorts blood red vermilion talons at their elbows, whispering sweet nothings in their ears, like, “I think She’s arrived, She’s here”. The Cross-Dresser smiled with delight next to Her, he was schmick in his suit tonight, quite debonnaire, you can’t judge a book by it’s cover ain’t that the truth ain’t that just right He whispered in her ear, “Agent à 12 heures l'heure bleue. Le merle noir. Il faut se méfier.” Columbus had transfigured as is his want, tonight, very handsome in a Wolfish sort of way not a flea in sight She kept Her eye on the prize He thought he was The Collector Double agent run amok Someone had to "collect" him She’d been sent on OHMSS by “M” He was known in this world as "Mr Blue Skies" Of course the place was infested with Double agents run amok Live and Let Live Do or Die Mission not accomplished just yet She had a game to play Chips to bet Stir up some heat Stir up some fun "They're a twisted lot like that" she mused, "Bent Stalkers, White and Dark Hats, Uber Vixens and Spies" Back to the matter at hand There was the matter of “taking out” Mr Blue Skies She took his hand and smiled “M” had sent Her Another 50 Word code to crack, a new story begins The outcome a gamble, The outcome a huge risk, The outcome not guaranteed nor set but cards marked & fixed The Dossier back in the room, in the Cross-Dresser's closet had read - The Mission: PARIS, MacGuffin Code - Asylum 666: The Birds, Bee, Fox and Blue Skies Mission accepted, target now engaged course set. (LadyLabyrinth/2019) https://youtu.be/8yuOw5k5_OM The Who, Eminence Front 1. Le Lido https://www.lido.fr/en 2. Crazy Horse https://www.lecrazyhorseparis.com/en/homepage/ https://youtu.be/n3CfvXnawOo Bad Company, "Burning Sky"
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