The gimp and the simp – a poem

A silly little thing (I know I am but what are you? Oh no, hang on…). Anyway, just a poem, not worth taking up a whole posting slot, so up it goes as an extra.

“I don’t know how you cope”

Said the gimp to the simp

“With her constant demands for more cash.

Don’t you long when you meet her, to kiss shoes to greet her

Or serve as a tray for her ash?”

 

“It’s my kink and that’s that.”

Said the simp to the gimp

“But your lifestyle is hardly ideal.

Caged or chained all alone, with no life of your own

Till you’re summoned to crawl at her heel.”

 

“I’m her pet and I’m proud!”

Said the gimp to the simp

And he showed off his monogrammed collar.

“You’re just moneyslave 9; when you’re typing online

All she sees is the sign of the dollar.”

 

“At least I can type”

Said the simp to the gimp

Showing fingers splayed out, with a grin.

“I can move my hands freely and stand on my feet – see?

My meals don’t come out of a tin.”

 

“Right!” – started the gimp

But his voice was soon stopped

By a ball gag, inserted at speed.

“Your mouth’s not to bicker, you boot and floor-licker!”

And the gimp was dragged off on a lead.

 

“Well that finished fast”

The simp chortled in glee

Then with shock he caught sight of his phone.

“Too slow to reply – that’s three times now, so bye!”

And he sat there, all sad and alone.

4 thoughts on “The gimp and the simp – a poem”

  1. There was a young lady of Ealing…..”

    Who thrashed me within an inch of my life for even thinking about that poem.

    Slightly more Pseuds Corner:

    “There was an old farmer who sat on a rick

    Laughing and waving his big hairy fist

    At the sailors who……”

    Contemplating the divine. All human life is there.

    No Nonny No

    1. Some human life, certainly 3N, if you can call it life.

      A silly old subbie, dressed up in a frock
      Was hoping his Mistress would unlock his

      Dress. He was desperate now, all frustrated and glum
      He’d do anything if she’d allow him to

      Make her some tea, and he hoped as she sipped and she drank
      She’d permit him at last to grab hold and to

      Sweep, with a brush, all the dust in the rooms and the halls
      Trying hard not to think of his bulging, full

      Bag on the hoover. Then working himself to a spasm
      He begged and he pleaded for just one

      Reminder that submissives’ lives are for work and not leisure
      And he’d rarely be given the time for self-

      Reflection.

      Best wishes

      S

        1. A lot of my life used to be spent wasted, Mr M, but then I met Her and discovered how motivated and purposeful life can be, with the right encouragement.

          You don’t do so badly yourself. Pretty good, for a pair of males, I’d say.

          Best wishes

          S

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