Free verse № 94210
Blinking
Once as children, ranged on a rock
above a twinkling unending sky-blue
stretch of sunlit water, we smoked
stolen cigarettes, made jokes
about being scared of jumping - to talk
ourselves into doing it, of course. You
had to kind of blink, to let
yourself forget; then you were falling, the shock
of cold water catching you back.
I could do
it once, I know. And if I could forget
myself like that again, if I just knew
how we did it before, I could surprise you yet -
could take your hand, laugh, leave this town - or lock
my lips on yours, or pull my ready cock
out into the world's unsuspecting view.
23 comments
pots right, cards a comin'.
it is quite good till the end.
The teacher who was a firmly repressed gay went a fine shade of puce and pretended not to notice Shaw's prodigous member slapping against his stomach. That teacher is no longer a member of the teaching staff at my former school.
Leon has gone on to be a fine ambassador for the school and when not choking down another "bucket" is to be seen behind a bin lorry in the streets of Coalville. a town named after a large slag heap.
Incidentally my ridiculous grammer is a result of having attened aforementioned school which hithertofore has not benn named.
And yes he is still a bin man.
Have you ever been fascinated with the idea of detaching one's cock from one's body? Have you ever spent most of your day assessing the probable consequences of detaching one's cock from one's body in whatever circumstances you happen to be in?
I know I have.
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