A BRIGHT SUN'S GLOW 1967A Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND GIRL IN BED IN 1967 MUSING ON LIFE AND SEX.Nima's aunt's spare bed was firm and old and after we had made love twice we lay back on the bed and lit up cigarettes this is my moody cousin's room I think Nima said wonder what she'd think if she knew I'd been ravished here? not please I guess I said she'll know I've slept here but not that I've had sex in her big bed Nima said I looked around the room there were a few paintings on the walls a big mirror on one wall opposite the bed a dressing table by the window well Benny what do you think? about what? I said the bed? the sex? the foreplay? she said all good I said (the foreplay had been her idea and it kind of stretched things out a bit) twice over too she said watching smoke rise upward what would your aunt say if she found out I'd been here? I said not pleased she's a bit of a moralist Nima said (as if being a moralist was a kind illness with little hope) but I can picture my moody cousin's face had she come in as we were well away Nima said smiling in fact I imagined it the second time we shagged imagined her by the door with a face as white as snow and her eyes as large as an owls she laughed I imagined nothing just went with the flow sensing myself in a bright sun's glow. © 2016 Terry CollettFeatured Review
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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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