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Terry Collett
Poems
Apr 2014
MILKA, ELVIS AND ME AND MORE IN 1964.
Milka and I
played
my Elvis Presley discs
in my room
on the old
blue record player
on the floor
she sat
on my bed
while I sat
on the floor
changing the discs
as I went along
she held up
one of the LP sleeves
Fun in Acapulco
she said
I like the cover
isn't he cute?
not sure
Iād say cute
I said
I like him
but not in a
cute sense
she read the blurb
at the back
can you play this?
sure
I said
so she handed me
the LP
and I put it on
the player
come sit next to me
she said
so I went
sat next to her
on the bed
and she leaned
against me
her head
on my shoulder
and I put my arm
about her
while Elvis sang
I can tell
you like Elvis
she said
you even comb
your hair like him
and smile like him
I smelt her scent
(borrowed
from her mother
no doubt)
felt the soft cloth
on her flesh
my fingers touching
her arm
where'd you get
the red stockings?
I asked
seeing them clearly
for the first time
they went well
with the green skirt
I thought
Mum got them for me
the other week
do they look ****?
she asked
you're already ****
I said
she kissed me
and Elvis sang
a Mexican
sounding song
as she did so
I sensed the wetness
of her lips
her tongue poking
between my lips
tongues meeting
her arms
about my waist
my spare hand
on her thigh
Elvis singing
guitars playing
a trumpet blowing
we lay back
on the bed
the blue lampshade overhead
she closed her eyes
lips met
tongues engaged
hands moved
in the background
Elvis grooved.
A BOY AND GIRL AND ELVIS IN 1964.
Written by
Terry Collett
Sussex, England
(Sussex, England)
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