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Care not for the Wh0re

Poke and point and pince and prod
My penniless pockets
And a bra unable to uphold,
A breast to guarantee your rest

Lay in alleys in all your ailing worries 
And sloughs of spittle
Splurged and purged b'neath your body.
Hold me, honour me,
Caress the cares entangled within my clumped hair
Harass the proficient proclamations of love,
Laying alongside my broken body.

I dare leer at the lies, leashing my soul to your life
For I do but believe 
Boys breed bearded brawlers 
And flesh too calloused to caress
And I vacate a vacuum 
Of hands vying for the wet of my sex 
And the sucking cumbersome succumbing 
Salary, siezing a lustful lustre to shine 'pon my sultry gaze

Copyright © Katrina Parkinson | Year Posted 2026

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