![]() MISS PINKIE'S TOUCH.A Poem by Terry Collett![]() A YOUNG MAN AND OLDER WOMAN.![]() ![]() Miss Pinkie (she had dropped the Mrs after her divorce) undressed slowly she was an older and plumper version of Marie Antoinette I lay on her bed looking at her disrobe so why did you leave the convent? I asked things happen she said you realize what you are missing or will miss the moon was held in the corner of her bedroom window like a fresh minted coin and what was that? what was what? what was it you were missing or feared you might miss? children marriage sex she said plunging on her side of the bed and I have my son and maybe a grandchild one day she turned towards me her big blue eyes searching me I smiled she had a similarity to a hippo sunbathing on a river bank Mahler was playing from her Hi-Fi in the lounge she put a hand on her hip her breasts moved like piglets at play sure you don't want another drink? she asked no I’m fine she ran a finger along my thigh my pecker stirred from its slumber her fingers walked along my groin her nails were bright red she had the kind of touch that could have raised Lazarus from the dead. © 2014 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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