Games Friends Play

Games Friends Play

A Poem by TTBoy28

 

The stuff that dreams were made of

were they

He Black She Black

He White She White

friends from the end

of an era that separated the strong

from the weak

the fertile from the bleak

Friends from the end

Soon to begin

an on-going chain of event

Looks could never deceive

nor would they grieve

for a time still necessary to circumvent

Their parties hung men

all sturdy and bare

while proper dominatrices

twisted and covered their hair

So much candy

for one not to be randy

the friends saw past the masks

sensing and smelling a flavor

that each wanted to savor

would be one of their greatest tasks

Now it's hard for a girl

in a crazy mixed up world

to cover up all her boyish charm

But when lust stares you in the face

revealing every trace

what's mine is yours causes no alarm

Then when a man is needy

not because he's greedy

He needs more than a stiff drink

Friends from the end

Ah hell, lets not pretend

it was time to expand their kink

Black on White

White on Black

this seemed so right

with nothing to lack

This torrid affair

at a party

who would care

Yes, this is where it would begin

What started with a mister

now focused on a sister

my how cherubims sin

All it took was one

to load the gun

setting off a chain of events

They had each other

and a relatively speaking lover

in a town that no longer hid suspense

 

© 2010 TTBoy28


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I definitely had to-(wanted to), read this twice so far, well hold on for a sec. (going back to read it a third time).

Time passes......tic tock, tic tock....tic tic, tic, tic.....Bing!

F**k dude. Really? How did you do that? Every read got richer and deeper and reminded me of numerous "parties" responsible for "setting off a chain of events" in my life. For me at least, this should have been the end of the sixties and in many other ways was, but regarding sexuality, it turned out to be the end of the eighties for various and sundry reasons.

"friends from the end

of an era that separated the strong

from the weak

the fertile from the bleak"

I'd imagine that this could be the end of any era depending on ones' age and point of departure, which is what makes this piece so incredible. It's timeless and cuts through generations of strengths and weaknesses, including the bleaks and the freaks.
There are so many amazing lines here that I won't bother to recount your brilliance, although I am tempted-but won't. The way you meter your rhymes makes some words actually sound like they rhyme when the don't. The flow is superior and it was all done without a single punctuation mark. A cross between prose and poetry this piece is something for me to revere and glean inspiration from. It had a wonderful sense of humor while telling a torrid tale of sizzling lust and passion..... Well done-Bravo.......!
This was simply an amazing and inspiring read.
Regatds, Murray

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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I definitely had to-(wanted to), read this twice so far, well hold on for a sec. (going back to read it a third time).

Time passes......tic tock, tic tock....tic tic, tic, tic.....Bing!

F**k dude. Really? How did you do that? Every read got richer and deeper and reminded me of numerous "parties" responsible for "setting off a chain of events" in my life. For me at least, this should have been the end of the sixties and in many other ways was, but regarding sexuality, it turned out to be the end of the eighties for various and sundry reasons.

"friends from the end

of an era that separated the strong

from the weak

the fertile from the bleak"

I'd imagine that this could be the end of any era depending on ones' age and point of departure, which is what makes this piece so incredible. It's timeless and cuts through generations of strengths and weaknesses, including the bleaks and the freaks.
There are so many amazing lines here that I won't bother to recount your brilliance, although I am tempted-but won't. The way you meter your rhymes makes some words actually sound like they rhyme when the don't. The flow is superior and it was all done without a single punctuation mark. A cross between prose and poetry this piece is something for me to revere and glean inspiration from. It had a wonderful sense of humor while telling a torrid tale of sizzling lust and passion..... Well done-Bravo.......!
This was simply an amazing and inspiring read.
Regatds, Murray

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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TTBoy28
TTBoy28

Atlanta, GA



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The truth shall set you free. I try to be adventurous. I am spontaneous. I love nature but love to write only about personal events. You can tell when something is made up. It could still sound g.. more..