She Wore Stiletto Heels and Danced for Me Outside the club the glaring lights were bright. Loud raucous music broke the silent night A barker tried to bring in passers-by He motioned to us: “Come give her a try” Three were we with some hours’ liberty We had some cash but little time to see The city sights and sounds in majesty This place would give some serendipity The cover charge was steep but once inside The room was dark and girls were side-by-side Each girl tried modestly to look away They were for wanton use for sailor’s play They’ve stood in high heels hours one could tell They had not rested much in this dark hell One danced atop a table in the buff She rubbed a brass pole to her comely muff Some burly men tossed cash up to the girl She squatted down and seized it in a whirl Her body toned and six-pack abs were tight Her arms defined, her azure eyes are bright A tiny clit stud peeked out from her twat It hung down low whenever she would squat Two titty clamps pulled areolas hard A dangling chain came down about a yard For sure it hurt and men would grab for it The lucky winner had her for a hit But pay her bar fine must he do as well Then to a dark backroom where spirits dwell I saw a shy girl facing to a wall Her legs were long, her breasts were rather small She had close thighs, not broad or even thick The way she hid her face was not a trick One could not see beneath her mini-skirt Some pimp had beat her secretly and hurt That hidden secret spot up in her stride Perineum was bruised, a place to hide Both anus and vagina were abused Still she was there and surely could be used She was so silent and did look away I felt this Asian beauty was my prey The pimp took cash and pulled her to my side I could not wait to have my dick inside “It’s her first night,” whispered her swarthy pimp That kind of talk could make the righteous limp But she was fresh catch just “off the boat” Deflowering her would make my ego gloat She knew that “no” was not a word to say The “Johns” entitlement includes her play “Undress!” I said with no uncertainty I saw her tears with strong salinity Streak down pink cheeks as she took off her clothes I undressed too and how my manhood rose! She kept her high heels on her dainty feet She could not take them off or take a seat Unless she was in missionary prone A man atop her giving her the bone She smelled of cheap perfume and sour sweat I rubbed her pussy hard till it got wet She was aroused but not from her desire I kissed her breasts, my lustful lips afire This girl was mine alone this hour at least Her young small body was a sexual feast Hard hammered I at her small holy spot At last my massive member split her twat The lubricating juice flowed out for me Hard as I was I knew I could not pee Not fifteen minutes was she on her back I saw the ceiling from the sullied rack She cleaned herself and pampered me as well There was no hurry to depart this cell Her legs did wobble some on her high heels I wondered if she knew how barefoot feels But rules are rules and for each twelve-hour day On hells stiletto must she earn her pay Her steps were tiny back to bar we went I wanted more, but money was all spent “A hundred more and you can fuck her ass,” The pimp proposed a use of his small lass It saddened me to see her downward glance She was a shy girl, now she had to dance I watched as one by one she stripped for all She made it last, her movement did enthrall But it was time and duty still was there I watched her bend and bow and toss her hair She has the long hair of a natural child No chemicals but purest soaps so mild Her tiny pussy was both wet and sore No longer free, she was a common whore Lost from a world of purity and grace She lived in sin and must each man embrace Who had the money to afford her use And struggle with her pimp’s obscene abuse She came to find an honest job I think But to the lowest levels she did sink Ask not the question what’s she doing here? From puffy eyes drools solitary tear She’s here because the world is just that way Now she must wear those high heels every day A poem by Taunus Trumbo 12 April 2009