Streets

It was a full moon and the  Adjective were  Verb (-ing ending) the  Noun.  Name Was  Verb (-ing ending), waiting for the phone to ring, hoping it would be  Name, so they could go  Verb (-ing ending) together. What a(n)  Adjective  Noun to  Verb (-ing ending) Name. Finally the  Nounrang and it was  Name.. bummer, but it'll do. Off they went, said to meet at the  Noun. Wearing  Adjective outfit and ready to paint the  Noun  Adjective. The  Noun were  Adjective, but making their way  Verb (-ing ending) through the  Noun, finally arriving at  Noun. The police sirens started to fade away as they entered the  Adjectiveof town. Broken down  Noun,  Adjective women  Verb (-ing ending) on the corners and the  Noun. Trying to make a(n)  Adjective penny to buy their drug if choice with. Or to take home to their  Adjective babies, so they didn't have to feed them  Adjective breast milk or  Adjective ejaculate from their latest date aka their " Name". The police didn't care about  Adjective hookers,  Verb (-ing ending) together in packs on  Adjective corners.. as long as they got their cut of them  Verb (-ing ending) and  Verb (-ing ending). They sat on the street listening to the sirens get further away before they emerged from the  Adjective little hidden  Noun plural, almost like they were chameleon, or  animal. They blended in with their surroundings. They awaited the first pervert to come around for some downright  Adjective requests, or boring stail  Verb (-ing ending). The first John aka  Name was a overweight,  Adjective white guy, wearing a(n)  Noun and requesting that he put his  body part to her  body part so he could enjoy the  Adjective smell. She had heard and done worse so she abliged the request. He used his flaccid  body part and  Verb past tense it against her  Adjective  body part