FRIEND'S FLAT 1969A Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND POLISH GIRL STAY AT HIS FRIEND'S FLAT IN 1969It was a friend's flat which she had said I could stay in for the weekend while she was away in Scotland. Only don't use my bed for anything; there is the spare bedroom if you need or want, she said, giving me that stare. So, Sophia said in her broken English, that unusual she letting you stay while she away; she know you going to have a girl here? No, she just guesses, not knows, I said. You have other girls here to sleep? No, no, this is the first time only; she wanted the flat safeguarded while she was away. Sophia gazed at me then looked around the flat. It look ok, she said, is the bed good in other room? I guess so, I said( I'd never slept there before, only my friend's bed but that's another story.) My parents worry if I not home tonight, she said, but daytime we can be doing things. Sure, I said.(I'd not sleep there on my own of course; where's the joy in that?) Coffee or tea? She looked at the bed and the furnishing. We have sex first, coffee after, she said. No build up; no foreplay; just right down to it, and she undressed quicker than I could imagine, and I was just starting on my socks, and I gazed at her laying there stark naked, her b***s like small piglets, her blondish pubic welcoming. Don't you want any music? I said. No music waste of ears, distracts from business, she said. Ok, so I then undressed and lay beside her. She then said, are you sure you not have sex before? No not here, I said. Where then? she asked, other room? Sometime ago, long story. You and your friend? she asked. Yes, I said. You here now with me and not worry you? Both of you at once maybe, but not you alone, I said. She moved to the side of the bed and sat facing the window. You still love her and want sex with her? No, just you and I no one else, I said. She shrugged her shoulders; her blonde hair was shining there and I wanted to smooth it down, but I just lay and stared at her back, imagining her front. My parents worry if I'm not home by 10pm, she said. Ok, no problem. So she climbed back into bed and we went ahead. © 2015 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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