Oh, how I remember that day well,

Bitten lips and goosebumps too,

The anticipation in me did so swell,

With my collar almost in view.

How I longed to call it mine,

To run my fingers along it's lace,

A symbol of trust and love entwine,

Or a delicate reminder of your embrace.

My cheeks that day burnt bright red,

Even as hot as your silken hair,

Still, unashamed I quietly knelt;

But in that cold silence, my soul was taken with dread,

Could all this, I feared, just be some cruel nightmare?

It wouldn't have been the first time,

That my mind had played that trick,

Each time, waking eyes betraying my deepest desire,

Leaving me lying naked with a lonely sigh,

And moisture now between my thighs,

How many times has it been, since we first met,

That you controlled even my dreams?

No... No, please not again, don't let me wake from this one as well!

And so there I was, kneeling on the floor,

Your warm touch against my skin,

Sent shivers flooding down my spine,

I held my tongue. Even silenced the moans, lest once more I wake to sunshine,

When I heard those Words, my hands were trembling just as before,

Tears streamed, dripping from my chin.

Oh, how I remember that day well,

A dream no more, my day finally came,

Black lace Collar hugging my neck, my disobedience it did quell,

Throw the key away, we need it no more! My heart even now does exclaim.

Finally collared looking up at you,

The only thing I need, is your smile that day I saw,

Oh, how I remember that precious day well,

When I stopped being I, and became forever yours.