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Terry Collett
Poems
Dec 2014
MILKA'S STORMY MOOD.
Her mother
at the sink
peeling spuds
I behind
sitting there
in a chair
sipping tea
given me
radio
playing pop
some singer
singing soft
won't be long
she tells me
Milka's such
a slow girl
takes her time
at most things
(I know things
she's quick at
but don't tell
her mother)
I've told her
that you're here
Benedict
but you know
what girls are
I notice
her mother's
wide spread hips
bulging *******
beneath blouse
here she comes
she tells me
and Milka
enters in
sulky faced
arms folded
water's cold
couldn't bathe
she mutters
had to wash
using cold
no matter
Mother says
you're ok
fire's relit
be hot soon
too late now
Milka says
moodily
never mind
Mother says
Benedict
is here now
so we go
out the door
Milka's hand
searching mine
small and warm
heart thumping
mood a storm.
BOY AND ******* A DATE IN 1964.
Written by
Terry Collett
Sussex, England
(Sussex, England)
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