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BABYCHAMS Here under a large pub table hidden by its tasselled cloth in my own private theatre of self making my Dinky car come alive and run on high grade imagination. The chattering of aunts like a foreign language. I could never understand the clatter of the lingo. When suddenly a pair of female legs ****** themselves under my table. Then another and another each ********** into my space like an iron maiden of fleshly legs. All  shapes and sizes stocking...un-stockinged skirts hitched up beyond as far as possible knickered...un-knickered places scratched never thought possible. And I in the one breathing space left unable to breath. I was that French cartoon cat chased by Pepé Le Pew. "Le pant!" I gasped "Le phew!" Aunts abandoning all their power returning to being the girls they were. The Babycham gone to their heads. And I forever putting aside childish things and toys wise as a Solomon though thoroughly terrified with this the newest of knowledge.
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 5:41 PM UTC
BABYCHAMS
BABYCHAMS Here under a large pub table hidden by its tasselled cloth in my own private theatre of self making my Dinky car come alive and run on high grade imagination. The chattering of aunts like a foreign language. I could never understand the clatter of the lingo. When suddenly a pair of female legs ****** themselves under my table. Then another and another each ********** into my space like an iron maiden of fleshly legs. All  shapes and sizes stocking...un-stockinged skirts hitched up beyond as far as possible knickered...un-knickered places scratched never thought possible. And I in the one breathing space left unable to breath. I was that French cartoon cat chased by Pepé Le Pew. "Le pant!" I gasped "Le phew!" Aunts abandoning all their power returning to being the girls they were. The Babycham gone to their heads. And I forever putting aside childish things and toys wise as a Solomon though thoroughly terrified with this the newest of knowledge.
A twenty-minute-write-a-poem that emerged from Ian McLachlan's poetry workshop at The Corner in Wembley Library the other evening. I knew Ian of course as the perfect poet/performer that he is and now can add poetry facilitator to his accomplishments. Much thanks for his ability to drag these words outta me. That insufferable romantic skunk who stunk of his own "me me me-ness" and inflated ego and libido. The long suffering female cat that he would mistakenly take for a female skunk("la belle femme skunk fatale") due to some circumstantial mishap( squeezing under a fence with wet white paint)was of course -Penelope Pussycat. The fractured French would half us in stitches...."Le mew? Le purrrrrrr!" Pepé: (sings) Affaire d'amour ? Affaire de cœur ? Je ne sais quoi… je vive en espoir. (Sniffs) Mmmm m mm… un smella vous finez… (Hums) Even titles laid it on thick - FOR SCENT-IMENTAL REASONS...SCENT-IMENTAL OVER YOU...ODOR OF THE DAY..ODOR-ABLE KITTY...LOUVRE COME BACK TO ME!
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 5:41 PM UTC
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