The Schoolyard Flirt

Marion Carrion, she was a tease,

She really knew how to flirt,

Would shake her hips and her moving bits

That were hidden under her skirt.

She’d beckon me out to the hockey field

And raise her skirt to the knees,

Said I could look at her secret nook

For only a simple ‘Please.’

She had all a woman’s mysteries

Although she was only a girl,

And knew the power of her nether bits

Would put my mind in a whirl.

So she showed her thighs with her flashing eyes

And then would have shown me more,

While I would share with a candid air

That I knew what she had in store.

Out there on the side of the hockey field

In the shade of the only bush,

We’d hide behind, so my hand could find

Whatever would make her flush.

I thought that I was the favoured one

While playing about with her toys,

But then I found on the soccer ground

She was sharing with all of the boys.

That moment of disillusionment

I thought would have broken my heart,

But I was tough and had seen enough,

There were other girls in the park.

So I thank Marion Carrion now

For her retrospect revelation,

She taught me well on the road to hell

And saw to my education.

David Lewis Paget

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

This is so good my friend.
"She taught me well on the road to hell
And saw to my education."
I loved the above lines. The devil can hide in those wonderful places. Thank you David for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[T.S. Sky]

Great story and great lesson for him.

[A Soap Mess Stories]

Well, he certainly got a lesson, didn't he? Good story.

[Tony Jordan]

OMG David I saw this exact scene play out for real one evening in a leisure centre where we would play football and socialise. You wrote this as if you were there.
Your boy here was woken up sharply and so was my friend that evening !! Art imitating life or what?
Class!!
:)

[Valentine]

My oh my...and just how old was this girl?
Valentine

[Avinash]

Education from any source is always welcome as long as it serves the purpose. Women come in all kinds..don't they? Marion Carrion is not so rare after all.