A passenger in your convertible.

A passenger in your convertible.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

The light wind blows our hair,
hurriedly in recognition;
seated in your sports car,
the seam of your dress
parted on your desires,
opening to possibilities
your clutch to the floor,
you change gears to fourth
our tempo to be reached tops,
your soft skin seen,
so smooth, tanned
triggers....

© 2017 andrew mitchell


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men are instant ...with lightning triggers no doubt ..but oh the woman in the sports car ..knows not to ride the clutch .. how sexy is that ... i owned three sports cars in my young life ..a 63 Austin Healy, a '54 MG, and i think it was a '58 TR3 ... none of them did me any good .. except save gas
:( ...not the cars' faults :(((
love your poem ..great stuff ..jogs my memories and makes me smile ..and imagine things ;)
E.

Posted 8 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

8 Years Ago

hi einstein i saw get carter again with michael caine, with that scene in the girl's sportscar lol i.. read more
Einstein Noodle

8 Years Ago

what a great movie!!! i can see the inspiration

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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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