GETTING QUITE LATE.A Poem by Terry CollettA WOMAN RELATES ABOUT HER LATEST DATE WITH A MANShall I tell you what he tried to do? Well now let me see in what order it went. He took me out, and it was some show he said I'd like, and it wasn't bad, but I've seen better, and well one has to accommodate men sometimes, I mean sometimes they can get quite moody, but anyway I went to this show, and put on my happy face, and let him see I was enjoying myself, when really I was bored out of my mind, but nonetheless afterwards he took me to this posh, and I mean, posh restaurant, and pulled out the chair for me, and I sat, and he sat, and then he gawked at the menu, and a waiter gave me one, and I gawked too, and those prices, they were high higher than my mother's skirts, and he looked at it like it was nothing, and I wide-eyed them looking for the least expensive, and no Martha he said pick what you want, and I did, and so did he, and after a short while it, meals came, like first course, and second course, and then third course, after which I was nigh full, and ready for my bed to sleep, and then after taking me home, he said: can I have coffee? I said sure come on up and in, and I guess he took that to mean more than was meant, and well after five minutes, yes five minutes, he was all over me like a snowfall, a big hairy snowfall, and I had to put him right, and he was not please, and anyway after a minute or two fuming he settled down, and had his coffee straight, and then said goodnight and went, after all, it was getting quite late. © 2016 Terry CollettAuthor's Note
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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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