REMEMBER ABELAA Poem by Terry CollettON A GIRL AND PLACE 40 YEARS BEFORE AND LIFE AND A LOVE.Remember Abela that café we sat in in the city square and you'd be drinking your white wine and I’d have my beer and we'd talk of the sights and places we'd go in a day or so and about the Greens and what they were like and how he (Mr Green) would always contradict what she (Mrs Green) was saying like she'd say it's hot in here and he'd say no it's not it's quite cold or he'd say this fish is under cooked and she'd say no it's overcooked and I’d talk about Schopenhaur and you'd sit there dumb eyed and secretly fuming (so you told me later that day in bed as you turned your back on me and I had to stare at your rounded shoulders and silent a*s) or I'd talk about or read some Dylan Thomas poems to you and you'd put your fingers over your ears and say enough already and if I used to gawk at the waitress as she went by you'd give me the eye (that no no kind of look) and I’d return my eyes to my book but that was over 40 years ago (where you are now I don't know) but I often think about that foreign place and you and sex and your nice a*s pretty face. © 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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