![]() FANCY DRESS.A Poem by Terry Collett![]() A YOUNG MAN AND GIRL AT A FANCY DRESS PARTY IN 1972.![]()
Miss Maitland went
to the fancy dress party dressed as a nun Benedict went clothed as a priest(Church of England kind) which made her even more inaccessible than before he thought seeing her enter the hall in her black and white habit and that face which echoed purity her small slim fingers raised as if to bless those present which included the host dressed as the Devil in red Miss Maitland walked to the bar and ordered a lemonade and gin is that wise? said the barman with a grin she laughed and he poured anyway Benedict nodded and she smiled then talked to another clothed as a monk and laughed and Benedict's hopes (whatever they may have been) were he concluded sunk he sipped his beer and walked and sat down gazing at her standing there all her best bits covered up her tight tits and delightful behind gone from sight now the Devil was chatting her up his tail hanging from behind his fingers holding a red wine Benedict sipped more of his beer saw her wander off to talk with some girl dressed as a gangster's moll right down to the 1920s cloth of dress and cut of hat Benedict didn't fancy her and that was that he just wanted Miss Maitland sans her habit of black and white he liked her in her tight jeans and top with her fair hair flowing free or held back in a pony tail walking up and down the aisle of the shop serving customers wiggling her behind as she went talking in her middle class prose giving Benedict a studious stare and he studying her thinking of his bed at home with him and her lying there. © 2013 Terry CollettReviews
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3 Reviews Added on September 22, 2013 Last Updated on September 22, 2013 Tags: GIRL, BOY, FANCY DRESS, PARTY, 1972 Author![]() 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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