Lady of the Night
I’ve got no name
except the street I stand on,
I’m a woman who knows her worth
at fifty dollars an hour.
I know rocks don’t go on fingers,
but slip into pipes.
And men get to love me,
without ever knowing
the color of my eyes.
They always ask
if I got a light,
but I only live in the dark.
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