In the Japanese quarter of the Gynarchy, a bright and beautiful young woman uses me on her evening commute home from work. She manages to do so without saying a word to me, since it is clear that I must simply kiss-respect her superior feet.
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| I can hear her footsteps approaching from down the street, but the limited mobility in my neck means I can't look |
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| However, when she stops in front of my humble head, her arrogant stance gives me a good view of her SHOES and SOCKS |
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| The RIGHT SHOE is then silently raised up to my menial mouth for the inevitable respect-kissing |
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| I endeavour to kiss it from every angle that my heavy, iron neck shackle will allow... |
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| ...whilst the wearer of the SHOE focuses on her text messages high above me |
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| I'm pleased to say that I get a good view of her WHITE SOCK! |
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| I can clearly make out the individual lines of STITCHING in the SOCK |
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| And, indeed, the individual STITCHES within those lines! |
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| It is always a privilege to be at such close quarters with a customer's SOCK! |
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| This SOCK, after all, will have been on her FOOT all day, absorbing her personal FOOTSWEAT-DNA! |
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| Such a lucky SOCK! |
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| When she subliminally switches FEET in front of my face, I gaze upon the OTHEr SOCK with equal envy and admiration! |
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| All the while, the beautiful WEARER of the SOCKS is ignoring me, focusing, quite rightly, on her phone |
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| She then, still without saying a word to me, turns her pretty back on me and marches off |
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| I can sense how she has already forgotten about me - the nonentity at her FEET! |
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| Which is fair enough,m for she must surely have much more important things to think about other than a lowly footslave |
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| Such as what to have for her dinner tonight? |
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| All I can do in my lowliness and impotence is continue to stare admiringly at her SOCKS... |
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| ...wishing I could be one of them and accompany her all the way on her commute home! |
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