MRS J'S P***Y.A Poem by Terry CollettA BOY VISITS HIS FRIEND'S HOUSE AND SEES HIS FRIEND'S MOTHER'S P***Y IN 1950SI visited Jupp's house, we had planned a ball game in the park. Mrs J was in the lounge on a sofa with her cat. Come in, Benny, she said, it is Benny isn't it? I nodded. Yes, although I was named Benedict after the saint. What do you think of my p***y? She asked. Did you want to stroke it? I wanted to get out and play ball, not stroke her p***y. It purrs when excited, she said. It was purring, or she was purring under her breath like some stage ventriloquist. She wore a white dress with a brown bow, and her black hair was wavy and permed. Come closer, she said, it won't bite; sit on the sofa, near me. Where was Jupp? I wanted to get some fresh air. I sat next to her on the brown sofa. She smelt of perfume and soap. The p***y was brown and white, furry, smooth. You can touch it, she said, feel the fur, smooth and soft. She took my hand and placed it on the p***y. I stroked it reluctantly. Her hand held mine, moving it over the p***y. It's purring, see; feel it? I nodded. You can always come here and see p***y and play with it, she said. I smiled weakly, wanting out; the perfume smell sickly in my nose. Then Jupp came in and said, I’m ready to go. I got up from the sofa and Mrs J said, want to kiss p***y before you go? I kissed the darn p***y and we walked off and away. Outside I said to Jupp, you and your mother's p***y. And he sighed and said, I know. © 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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