Saturday, March 31, 2012

The American Courtesan

Quote: "Its that time again. Its time for me to prepare for him and do the usual. He has been going through allot this month. But the only thing is he..."

Thursday Morning...routine as usual
I wake up to a text of initiation
For a brief moment a smile crosses my face
For three hours I wait for a knock
A clubhouse secret knock that signals a new experience
So I get ready for the visit
The timing is exact
No one is late
No stalls are present
I take a shower, brush my teeth and place some clothes on
I take the time to groom everything properly
But the same feeling comes to at the last hour
Its a feeling that never fails
The feel of this experience is wrong
That every encounter will cost me one day
And my last thought a knock is made
The experience begins
I am greeted the same way
I am hugged the same way
The same questions are asked but sometime avoided
This small talk does nothing for the final act
So we get down to business
He leads me as always to a domain that's suppose to be. Mine
A place of peace becomes his peace my chaos
Slowly I take my place as his dominating factor
Fulfilling fantasies and making movements of pleasure
For a few mere hours always three we are in gulped into each other
His phone sounds every time for the end
The end of the experience
The chimes that say he has spent the right amount of time
So we stop
Regardless if either one of us finish
My objective is to make sure he is satisfied at least
I watch him as he collects his clothes
Walks to the bathroom
Washes up
Uses his red towel
His favorite face wash
He walks towards me to
Laying here naked
Kisses my forehead, neck then breast
Ask me to walk him to the door in all of my nakedness
Kisses my cheek all in silence
Then I'm alone again
This routine has been going on for three years now
He swears that at some point it will end
But it hasn't
I wanted it to end but he says seeing me alone is hard
Seeing me not alone is even harder
He does not say I am the best he has ever had
But I am enough and that should make me glad
So I sit in this tub washing away the feeling I fight
Thinking about who he returns to
He comes to me in the morning sunlight
This is all before kissing the love of his life
I am the mistress but she is the wife
And I do not complain
A place and name I have been conditioned to
So I wait another month until I receive another text
Life goes on without a hitch
No arguments...no pitch
This is the role of a American Courtesan

Woman's Chronicles: Intermission

The first half of this chronicle is to introduce my readers to the world that I see almost daily. People who see the things I see and do nothing really do piss me off. So as always I write down my feelings about the things I see and what phases me everyday. So please take your time and read the first half because the next half will be dedicated to me entirely. Also I am writing this to show the world that no one sees or even refuses to look into issues of today. In my life, I have encountered so many different people, situations, problems/issues and ask myself why were they brought to me. I asked my self that question so much to where I quit asking and allowed it to just happen. Each of these poems carry a recent issue that at one point or another was brought to me or I have seen and made me unease. I write out my feelings and emotions often so others could understand that there is someone out there that do understand. I have seen teenager who swear death is the final answer, husbands and wives split apart over things that a small sit down could uncover and even my past sometimes comes back to reteach me a lesson so I would not forget any causes or effects. So please take the words of these poems as myself maturing further into not just my age but also life itself. Happy reading...

Thank you for reading,
MUAH



Friday, March 30, 2012

His Ultimate Find

Quote: "Don't you remember when we use to laugh, joke and sometimes...ok all the time cuss each other out? Do you ever miss what we use to have?"

He bore a past unprecedented to many
He carried a load that no human should bare
He honored nothing but the power of a dollar
Carried his friend Chester on his hip hourly
Then he found a spark
A simple thing as a miss dialed number
A voice unheard of
A one minute conversation starting with I'm sorry
Continued a 3 year relationship in his life as unheard of
His rocky built slowly went to the sands
Open and wide range he was in love
He pronounced his self the way a husband courtships a wife
He took the necessary steps to make a way
To blend away the roughness of his mind to her soft open notions
He never took Chester from his side
He never forgot the value of a dollar
But in his journey for her found somethings out
He found that she was independent
Patient to many who comes around
She had the mind of a player but been placed her cards down
She could play the game even with loss
And if any would not stop her goals
He found out she didn't mind getting dirty
She was not a girly girl
He did not have to be fake or put on a second life
He noticed her ears before her lips
Speaking to him she was full of fire
Aggressive and submissive to a point it was stand able
He carried this feeling deep in his heart so no one could use it against him
Open to tell no one about his new found gift
He reshaped his mind to her but never forgot where he came from
He found out that if he did not speak to her for a week
She would find ways to keep tabs
To the enemies in his life that had to spy
She just called the house
He laughed when he reconnected with her
To the new found info that he did not give her
She was his bird in the sky constantly watching his back
But to some good things they came to an end
They slowly went to a level of comfort
Friendship...
But everyday he ask her
The things that were said could they ever get it back
And she reply always was yes
He smiles constantly when he calls or text
When things don't work he could maintain and not flex
Cause he has his angel...the first of none discovered

Her Skool Blues

Quote "If I could see her face one more time, I would tell her everything I couldn't now. I would finally tell her the day I saw her cry I wanted to catch her tears...but I guess I can't now can I..."

There she is
And here I am
Looking at her with love but fear
A fear of judge from my peers
I wanted to speak everyday
Even when I saw the scar across her face
I wanted to heal her wombs with my heart's medicine
I wanted to open the door for her when others held it tight
Overtime she grew dark and cold
Her body covered in black
Lips faded to blue
Skin faded to white
She screamed for attention but received none
Hi my name...is how I greeted her
Leave me alone...is how she greeted me
I couldn't blame her for her reaction
I was once a peer that despised her so
Until I saw the wombs of her mortal soul
Someone who shed tears of life
That continued to fight
A battle continued on for years
Even more amongst her Senior peers
I joined a crowd to fit in and made it
She joined a crowd and was easily mistaken
So now I see her in a new light
But everything came all at once over night
She presented herself to God in the most horrifying way
To the skies she flew
To the moonlight sounds of the band
The crowd massive for a certain plan
She took center stage and made a place
To the sky she opened her arms
And to the mother earth she returned
Eyes facing opposite of her shine turn to watch her fly
To the eyes that bore tears of pain now spread as she goes
Screams sweep the skies
To her it was an applause
To me it felt as if it was a tragic cause
Preventable but now as a pause
So now I stand here before her grave
Saying all the things I wish I could have said
But a coward I saved
So I kneel with a blade in my hand
For the punishment of my sane
I am slain
All in her name

Love, Life...Gone

Quote: " He said he loved me. He didn't care about my flaws or my past but when I told him that I was sick for almost a week he stop calling and coming around. I didn't know he knew more than me and much faster than me about what was wrong...I did not think this would ever happen to me..."

He loved me
He swore by the moon like a part in Shakespeare
He complimented me like an angel chosen by God
He was my everything
My sun, moon and jealous stars
I loved him hard with everything within me
And he knew from the start I was his
There was no denie in my voice
There was no hesitation caught into my throat
He had the power to yield me when I was head strong
The love so strong to control my urges
In his eyes I was queen
But the sickness in me turned me into a jester
I remained this thing for him
But the new thing made me look old to him
I couldn't under how my life would change
Even more could not understand his willingness to change
I could have sworn we were thick as thieves
Until the responsibilities of permanent actions were conceived
6 weeks in I was still naive until someone ask me
How far long are you and your husband to be
I was not sure of such a question til a test gave me an answer
My joyous approach to see such a sight
To be shot down by the love my life
I had no idea the love I gave
Would disappear, deprive and depraved
I would have never thought to see myself as a single mother
To a man with so much love
To leave me kicking, yelling, and one big shove
I fell to a deep sleep
To wake in a white room and something missing
I lost the love of my life
I lost the man that months before wanted me as his wife
I lost the courage to proceed
Until this white jacket, walking into this white room said I lost my seed
This shallow empty whole buried so deep
One push and all was over for me
I didn't think this lover mine could be so cold
But I was told he had done it before
My eyes filled with tears non-stop
Turning to the side telling everyone to get out
I once was a girl who was being trained into a wife
From being a mother to widower of life
How can I look at men the same
To a man that gave me life, took life
I feel so ashamed...