A poem, written about the darker and dingier side of society and how it sometimes can conflict with our stereotypical views caused by films such as Pretty Women.
Susie was her name
Would you like to hold her?
Her eyes a little smudged and tired
Would you want to touch her in the harsh light of the day?
It’s just that little bit more sleezy, for that rush you’ll pay
Every Line tells a story
Not the type to make a book
It was a long time ago that she gave everything
Everything he took
I really want to touch her
I want to finger at her mind
I want to get her soul out
Edging that bit closer with every grind
I want to know why she looks at me that way
I want to know why she runs away
I’ll throw just one more punch
I can make her stay
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