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And the young schmuck said, How’s about a nice Pretty photograph, Girls, something to show The folks back home, you In your beautiful Bathing costumes, so Young and so well wrapped Up there? Sure, Betsy Said, why not, though don’t Think my daddy’d be Too pleased about me In this here costume. You looked at the schmuck And tried hard not to Imagine the dark Working of his brain, What images lay There, what ****** Thoughts swirled around there Like black oil in a Sump. Sally looked just Away from him, looked Further up the beach Or maybe the sea Or sky, anywhere But the young guy with The camera, her Being the quiet Type and shy. But you Knew his type, they were Like haemorrhoids: a Huge pain in the **** Always there with the Words, the wise cracks, with Their slimy sayings; But you knew all they Ever wanted from girls, Beyond the mouthy Outpourings, was you In the bed or some Secret place and to Be undressed and to Copulate with, to Have their way; but not With you; you knew the Goings on, you knew Which way those kind of Things ended and you Knew that even though Betsy gave him the Smile and ease, she’d not Settle for such a Creep with his false smile, Wheedling words or Bright eyed stare. So he Took his photograph And you were captured There on the beach in New Orleans amongst The other young folk, Beneath a sky of Blue, in your bathing Costumes, beautiful And youthful in the Year of our sweet Lord, 1922.
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 2:06 PM UTC
NEW ORLEANS 1922.
And the young schmuck said, How’s about a nice Pretty photograph, Girls, something to show The folks back home, you In your beautiful Bathing costumes, so Young and so well wrapped Up there? Sure, Betsy Said, why not, though don’t Think my daddy’d be Too pleased about me In this here costume. You looked at the schmuck And tried hard not to Imagine the dark Working of his brain, What images lay There, what ****** Thoughts swirled around there Like black oil in a Sump. Sally looked just Away from him, looked Further up the beach Or maybe the sea Or sky, anywhere But the young guy with The camera, her Being the quiet Type and shy. But you Knew his type, they were Like haemorrhoids: a Huge pain in the **** Always there with the Words, the wise cracks, with Their slimy sayings; But you knew all they Ever wanted from girls, Beyond the mouthy Outpourings, was you In the bed or some Secret place and to Be undressed and to Copulate with, to Have their way; but not With you; you knew the Goings on, you knew Which way those kind of Things ended and you Knew that even though Betsy gave him the Smile and ease, she’d not Settle for such a Creep with his false smile, Wheedling words or Bright eyed stare. So he Took his photograph And you were captured There on the beach in New Orleans amongst The other young folk, Beneath a sky of Blue, in your bathing Costumes, beautiful And youthful in the Year of our sweet Lord, 1922.
AN OLD POEM OF MINE WHICH I HAVE REVIVED.
terry-collett
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 2:06 PM UTC
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