Ash

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A little ash, a painted rose, a name.
A moon shell that is blinding in the sky
He wants to make you suffer for the shame
Of being such a whore you can't deny
Your master's satisfaction as you serve
And mold yourself in the fashion he'd wish;
You offer him the reach of female curves
To punish; he'll apply a focused swish
With cane or martinet or just his palm
That marks your flesh and makes you his again;
He restores you: this quiet state of calm
Just means you love to lick where master came;
Whatever place he chooses you will wash
His cum with names and roses and the ash.

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Ashesh9Ashesh9almost 8 years ago
S.O. :

I 5-ed !

---ash9

AlwaysHungryAlwaysHungryalmost 8 years ago
Suggestion

The iambic pentameter goes off the rails on this line:

"And mold yourself in the fashion he'd wish; "

You might put it back on the rails with:

"And mold yourself in just the way he'd wish;"

...or something along those lines.

greenmountaineergreenmountaineeralmost 8 years ago

You're one of the poets I always make sure I read in New Poems.

You're more meticulous about rhyme and meter than I am, S.O. I would have written "...he wishes/" starting the next line using a trochee, thus maintaining the rhyme and meter for the ear, if not the eye. Somehow "he'd wish" didn't sound right to me.

Nonetheless, a great read as usual.

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