![]() OUTSIDE MR DUBBIN'S ROOM.A Poem by Terry Collett![]() A YOUTH AND GIRL WORKING IN AN OLD FOLKS HOME IN 1969![]()
Coming out
of Mr Dubbin’s room you saw Sophia standing there with mop and bucket and that Bardot smile I thought you’ be up here somewhere she said putting down the mop and bucket I’m busy Sophia I need to get baths done before lunchtime she placed a hand across the doorway to block you in surely you don’t want to rush off without being with me a few moments? she said moving in closer her perfume hitting you her eyes focusing on each feature and muscle move not just now you said maybe later she stood nearer to you her thigh blocking any further movement without you touching her what would people think if I said you tried to kiss me? she said softly but I haven’t you said we know that but others don’t she said but that would be a lie you said sure she said but all is fair in love and war they say you felt the door handle behind you and pushed it down and the door opened and you walked back in the room and she followed and closed the door behind her and stood there the Bardot smile in place once more I’ve got work to do you said baths to do she pushed you back on Mr Dubbin’s bed and moved on top of you and lay there gazing down at you isn’t this nice? she asked isn’t this better than bathing old men? or wiping old men’s arses? I’m paid to do that not this you said feeling her taut tits pressing into your chest her hands each side of your head on the bed kiss me she whispered not now you said I have only to scream and people will come running and see you on the bed with me she said her blonde hair caught sunlight from the window across the room her eyes studied you reflecting your image in both pupils you kissed her lips sensed the skin the waxy lipstick the parting of her mouth the red lips ah she said softly that was good was it not good? she asked you nodded wanting her to get up and go and yet as she moved off and stood by the door and smiled her Bardot smile you wanted (much against your better judgment) for her to stay and kiss some more awhile. ![]() © 2013 Terry Collett |
StatsAuthor![]() Terry CollettUnited KingdomAboutTerry Collett has been writing since 1971 and published on and off since 1972. He has written poems, plays, and short stories. He is married with eight children and eight grandchildren. on January 27t.. more..Writing
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