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Is it only yesterday we were young and you
showed me your first breasts
in the fields?

We only suspected their magic then, dis-
missed them with a laugh
playing instead among the trees
where the river ran

Now those trees are pale the
river is a lake
veiled like woman’s mourning face
beneath a web of wires
electric in the night
behind the dam

Now your breasts are full and I touch them
With not so shy
fingers

They are not magic anymore those breasts nor
my fingers nor
the river

--30— Montreal July 7, 1968

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AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
this

magical

still

YDDYDDalmost 20 years ago
and the old becomes. . .

A fairly new voice to Literotica,

submitting poems from the past,

this poet displays a well developed sense of style,

fresh imagery,

and command of the language.

If you feel your emotions stirred,

at least a little,

by this poem of newness becoming familiar

in the metaphor of woman/landscape,

then you should go and read his other submissions,

and keep an eye for future submissions.

A good read from a pen of interest

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