TOGETHER BATHED.

TOGETHER BATHED.

A Poem by Terry Collett
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LOVERS IN PARIS AND DEPRESSION

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It was there
we ate:
that long place
with a bar
at one side
and chairs
and tables
and so on
on the other.  

We sat
and talked,
and you ate
like you had
never eaten before.

I wanted to know
where you had been,
but you were
reluctant to say,
you wanted talk
of whatever
I had done
that day.

But you were
in dark places,
and your mood
was like one in a hell
or such place.

I said:
how are you?

And you said:
beyond words,
a place my mind
seems in darkness,
and the only light
is your eyes.

I smiled,
but then
I saw you
and how dark
your eyes were.

I thought
of that time
in the hotel
that cheap place
in Paris,
and we had
made love
three times
in a row
(after resting).

The last time
you said:
there are angels
watching
at the foot
of the bed.

I laughed,
then we went
into the small room
and both together
we bathed.

© 2016 Terry Collett


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Terry Collett
Terry Collett

United Kingdom



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Terry 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..

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