SEDUCTION 1964A Poem by Terry CollettA BOY AND HIS GIRLFRIEND'S MOTHER IN 1964![]() Milka's mother makes me a cup of tea as I wait for Milka downstairs. She'll not be long, her mother says, although don't hold your breath, Benny, she adds, smiling. I like her smile; it's like warm milk of a motherly kind. I sip the tea, looking as her mother walks from the sink to the cupboard; her plump body cosy as a cat's snuggled up close, her backside swaying like waves of water. She doesn't deserve you, her mother says, giving me a brief glance, you are so patient with her, waiting for her, doing things for her. I recall Milka dressing madly, after the last sex episode, and her mother downstairs, having returned from shopping early, Milka flushed, and I, well, I was in a trance, dressing as fast as I could, thinking of reasons to be in Milka's room. Would you like something with the tea? The mother asks, looking at me, her eyes searching me. I try not to say what's on my mind and say, a biscuit would be nice. She smiles and goes and fetches the biscuit tin and opens it for me. Help yourself, she says. She has very nice breasts, I note, not staring, but noticing as she nears me. I nibble and sip. Milka is upstairs getting ready to go out, taking her time, while her mother seduces me, unwittingly. I smile. Is that, I muse, a crime? © 2015 Terry Collett |
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1 Review Added on May 10, 2015 Last Updated on May 10, 2015 AuthorTerry CollettUnited KingdomAboutTerry Collett has been writing since 1971 and published on and off since 1972. He has written poems, plays, and short stories. He is married with eight children and eight grandchildren. on January 27t.. more.. |


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