SERVING YOU DIFFERENTLYA Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND WOMAN IN CONVERSATION IN A SHOP.Sonya in the moments free of serving the customers leaning on the serving bench dark brown eyes on you her dark hair pinned back said she liked Mahler’s 4th best O so exciting so full of the life you preferred the 5th or 2nd but she said no no too deep too long life is for living not dozing to long symphonies she preferred Kierkegaard to your Nietzsche liked his leap of faith his books on God and such you liked her mouth small like rose petals stuck together her ears visible and so lickable (if ever permitted to do so) that Nietzsche she said went mad think it was the pox stuck his penis in some w***e's hole she stopped to serve a customer all smiles and politeness that butter wouldn't melt in her mouth kind of thing you carried paint up from the basement and shelved it in colour order thinking of her laying in some bed Mahler's 4th blaring out she putting chocolates one by one into her small mouth and licking her fingers afterwards so sexily one leg slightly lifted the other flat and you imagined her yakking off about the Kiergegaard guy her other hand not stuffing chocolates in her mouth resting over her pubic hairs you read Dante? she asked having served the customer with a smile and politeness yes the Purgatory you said that is where men belong she said unless they take the leap of faith she leaned on the serving bench eyeing you deeply what you thinking about? she asked how well you serve the customers you lied thinking of her lips pressing against yours her tongue meeting yours in her mouth of her body her hair her eyes that is why I am here to serve she said but she was serving you differently inside your young man's head. © 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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