ALL TOO HUMAN EYEA Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND GIRL IN TANGIERS IN 1970.Miryam walked with you through Tangiers miles from the base camp still feeling tired from the previous night after the late evening on the beach hugging and kissing each to each not going further that time back to the tent (your tent colleague out) you and she lay there almost making out but then he was back and she had to leave mouthing words to you as she left behind his back then the morning ride to Tangiers on the back of the truck the smell of the city the aromas the people almost Biblical the snake charmers the shops in alleys the kids trying to sell you hashish on corners and she held your hand clutching her bag with her other hand her curly hair orangey red and she talking of bags and clothes and how back home there was so much more to buy and her hand warm in yours her small thumb on the back of your hand rubbing as she walked and you felt and sensed her and recalled her a few days back on the beach posing for a photo with a camel and a Moroccan guy in that skimpy bathing suit ( giving the guy the heat) and you taking the photo with the borrowed camera and she stopped in a side street looking at clothing beautiful colours and this guy brought out two cups of mint tea while she decided what she wanted and you sat there beside her smelling her perfume looking at her hair and lips and how she held the small cup in her hands sipping breathing talking her eyes bright lights her small tits pushing against the cloth of her purple top and the tightness of her jeans on her thighs and the whole scene like something you'd seen in one of those coloured pictures in the Bible the people passing some with donkeys one guy with a camel loaded and you watched her sipping her hands holding the fingers curved about the cup and she talking of what to buy and you drinking her in all aspects with your greedy all too human eye. © 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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