12 January 2007

I Like To Look


If I could wear your breasts today
I’d treat them extra gently, and
in that way I’d get to fondle
rather than abuse a right you
claim I never had, a fondling space
that’s reached its use-by date. I’ve
thought about it much of late,
your breasts I mean, the right can
wait, because I rarely get to cop
a decent feel.


The deal, you say,
is keep away - indefinitely. You know
I need to exercise my hands and
mind – that’s why I pat your sweet
behind each time I pass; it is a classy
ass which asks with cheekiness
and sass to be admired.
And as the child within me says
I like to look, but understand,
I can only see if I use my hands.
© I.D. Carswell 2007
















2 comments:

  1. Great little poem,Ivan.I'm using Firefox now that's why I can post.Internet Explorer just wouldn't let me post.

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  2. You're armed and dangerous Reyes, the Fox with Fire - while all I've got is infant's hands! Regards, Ivan

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