WHAT KIND.A Poem by Terry CollettA YOUNG MAN AND HIS LADY FRIEND IN 1965My father and I went in the canteen on the building site having completed one row of windows we had our sandwiches he went to buy two mugs of strong tea I sat and thought of Marion who I’d been with the night before blonde lively a singer with this band who bubbled and danced and I said you have a great figure O do I? she said when a young man tells me that I wonder what his intentions are she added and usually they involve getting me in the sack and doing things my Daddy would not have approved of no no I was just saying I said going red I was just looking as a kind of artistic viewpoint like you were a model for Renoir or someone didn't that guy paint nude women? she said sure some of the time I said well then what kind of model would I be? she said the type that shows off her tush? no no I said going redder the decent kind no other kind what have entered my mind she sang a few bars of Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree and sat on my knee and my pecker stirred wastefully and she talked of her next gig and did this kind of butt shaking jig and my father brought the two mugs of tea and sat down at the table with me and thoughts of Marion and my pecker went away until I saw her later that day. © 2014 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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