MRS FAIRWEATHER'S INTENTIONS.A Poem by Terry Colletta young man and a married woman in 1971.
Benedict watched
as Mrs Fairweather hushed her mutt and told him to get back in its box under the table and ushered Benedict into the lounge and to take a seat on the blue sofa recently bought she said her husband was away on a long haul (truck driver of some sort) and that she’d like to know more about Benedict than she knew already he sat there listening to her voice coming through from the kitchen tea or coffee? she asked or something stronger? coffee’d be fine he said looking at the landscape prints upon the walls after a short while she came in carrying two cups and set them down and sat beside him her red skirt rising as she put one leg over the other tell me more about yourself she said looking at him sideways on one hand resting on her cheek the other on her thigh what’s to tell? he said and she told him what she wanted to know how long since his last kiss? who with and how was his pecker? (laughingly put) and she said she’d seen a photo of him some where and all the time her hand went up and down her thigh (which caught his eye) what is that aftershave you’re wearing? nice and kind of sexy she said smiling he told her what it was some stuff his mother’d bought for him from the superstore he could smell her scent as she neared him musky overpowering and laid on thick his mother would have said he sipped his coffee and she sipped hers then she put on a record of the Kinks and danced on her way back to the sofa wiggling her backside and tits as she moved and Benedict wondered if he’d made a mistake coming over at that time of day or any time at all then she kissed him and touched him and it was suddenly in the deep end of the pool wondering if he’d not got out of his depth her lips pressing in on him her hands searching for his pecker her words uttered in a low voice as if drowning but what if? o don’t mind him he won’t be back for days yet but what if? but the but ifs were drowned in her kisses and her hand had plunge into cloth and sought out the pecker and Benedict imagined Mr Fairweather hot tempered from a long haul unhappy with this kissing and hugging and all entering the room just as his shy pecker had been exposed and in the hands of his wife but it was all in his mind no Fairweather came or saw or spoke just she and Benedict and the mutt moaning from the other room and the new blue sofa beneath them and the Kinks singing and sunlight filtering through the half closed shutters blueness of sky and Benedict sensing her and wondering why. © 2013 Terry Collett |
StatsAuthorTerry 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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