Trial Period

Posted by Aristotle seeking Phyllis | Femdom Poetry |

You’ve told me that I must learn to revere
You as my queen and ruler of my heart;
That love is not enough unless slaves fear
And I must first know pain for that to start.

So now my love with fear you have combined
To make me tremble at your least reproach;
My longing for your touch is intertwined
With dread of pain to come as you approach.

So I await my fate upon my knees
And fall upon the floor as you draw near.
Abased, my only hope is that I please,
Your pleasure being now all I hold dear.

I pray let my life as your slave commence,
I live to serve and pay you reverence.

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Aristotle seeking Phyllis

Aristotle, a volunteer service sub at FemdomU Magazine, has recently embraced his true identity as a submissive. With a passion for music and poetry, he finds his deepest satisfaction in service, especially in traditionally subservient tasks like cleaning and organizing, primarily for women. This work deepens his connection to his intrinsic nature. Aristotle channels his experiences and emotions into poetry, using each verse to document his personal transformation. Magazine readers can anticipate regular insights from Aristotle through his reflective essays and poignant poetry. View Full Profile