I’ve never seen your photograph
I’ve never felt your hand.
I’ve never heard your voice or laugh
Or tone of your command.
Yet you have bound me to your will
With written words alone,
And I am left to wonder still
What spell snares men full grown?
I’m sure that I could free myself,
If that is what I wished.
Yet now I find there’s nothing else
I want except for this.
Mistress the only thing I crave
Is that you take me as your slave.
Now that my time is not my own
I wait to wait on you.
Until your will to me’s made known
Waiting’s what I must do.
I’ve learned not to initiate.
My role is to obey.
If it’s your will that I should wait
There’s nothing I may say.
It helps now that I realize
Waiting’s your will for me.
To do your bidding satisfies
My need to not be free.
Mistress I will wait patiently
Until you wish for more from me.
Some may see through a glass darkly,
But Mistress likes hers clear.
So I’m cleaning each pane smartly
Lest she note a smudge here.
I’m praying that it does not rain,
That pollen does not fall.
That errant fingerprints don’t stain
Her window panes at all.
For Mistress likes a tidy home,
And she’s tasked me with this.
I fear no mercy will be shown,
If any speck I miss.
Mistress, I may have found my trade
Now that you’ve made of me a maid.
I never thought someone could make
Me cum at their command.
Or that they then could make me take
And eat it from their hand.
You smile, telling me “good boy,”
Then point down at your shoe.
“There’s more there for you to enjoy,
Now lick until you’re through.”
So now I do as you demand
While kneeling at your feet,
And as I do I understand
That your control’s complete.
Abased, I thank you now Mistress,
For letting me clean up my mess.
You said we must economize.
I said that I agree.
I guess I never realized
What this would mean for me.
So now my job’s to clean our home,
And do the yardwork too.
Laundry, dishes, iron, (groan)
Cook dinner just for you.
Your mani-pedis and massage
It seems are still required.
Now a salon’s in our garage;
I thought I had retired.
You tell me we have saved a lot.
Economy’s not what I thought.
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