DUBLIN KISSES 1997A Poem by Terry CollettTWO WOMEN IN LOVE IN DUBLIN IN 1997There's a trail of discarded clothes from staircase to bedroom floor. Curtains drawn to shut out light and sight of others. Brian's never done this, Nuala says, never made me wet so and hot as if I'd showered. He's not my skill, Una says. They lie beside each other in the double bed, eye gazing. You've explored each part of my body, Nuala says. Each part twice or more, Una says. Kisses breast nearest. Lips kiss skin. What'd Brian say if he could see this? Una asks. Don't ask. Mind boggling to even think such. I've a mind to give you love-bites to make him jealous, Una says. He gives them if he remembers while shagging. Do you have the stop-watch on? Time him? No need the hand'd not repeat itself on the face piece. They laugh. Kiss lips. How's he start? Una says. Soon as he's in bed. But how? Kisses my neck. Like this? Una kisses. Near so. Kisses again. Not so good as you do. Where then? Nuala looks at Una's eyes. He fumbles with me. Fumbles? How so? Nuala fumbles Una's thighs. Like so. Here, too. Seen dogs in the park more killed, Una says. Nuala smiles. First time he was done in the time I could sneeze. Did you wipe your nose? Giggles both. What time have you to go? Una says. Soon or I'll not get dinner on time. Miss you being here, Una says. Miss being here with you. What to do? Do this. They kiss. © 2016 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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