Summer Loves

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Oh! How I ache
for the skin of the boys,
my summer loves

the days and nights
in the deep woods
with nothing but the loon's cry
across the lake
to mark the first kisses,
the fumbling heated touches,
the virgin smoothness
of these unschooled babies
as they grew to manhood bit by bit
deep inside of me

my Mother the moon
lighting the cold water lake as
chilled goosebumpy flesh
warmed my hardened nipples
floating, teased by the motion of
untamed thrusts
as love eternal
was sworn between spurts
of blonde blue eyed orgasms


to walk again the piney path
trembling in anticipation
toward a new postulant
of my temple of lust

Oh how I ache
for the sweet salty taste
of my summer loves

and the mona lisa cry of the loon.

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10 Comments
AngelineAngelinealmost 20 years ago
There ain't a bodice to be ripped

in this poem! I don't see it as over the top at all--it's a lovely nostalgic remembrance with language appropriate to the imagery. Kinda made me think of the lyric to Springsteen's Spirits in the Might, which I guess is the Joisey version of your poem. :D

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
Creative

line of "and the mona lisa cry of the loon" was soft and enjoyable, but the bodice-ripping feel of the poem sent mixed images.

Maria2394Maria2394almost 20 years ago
the last line

is a poem in itself...where IS that H? maybe my 5 will be enuf ;)

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 20 years ago
Where's the "H"?

A fiver from me. Simply lovely, Boo, drenched in a yearning for a simpler time.

YDDYDDalmost 20 years ago
Loons & Love

"the mona lisa cry of the loon" - a very intriguing phrase,

I had never thought of the call in that sense before.

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