At fifteen I didn't know much
I knew the mill owner's youngest gal was
hot like an apple pie cooling on a windowsill
There was only one way she would cool down
Wearing a dress that's hardly a dress
she holds my attention for
two full minutes
adjusting big bosom boobs
just to make sure I notice
From there my eyes travel all the way down
over a flat stomach - almost missing to
her hand smoothing down into
that valley of unknown mystery
By ten in the evening it didn't matter as
my hands hold a field day exploring
a world of valleys and streams
flowing out to sea
Yes her daddy pays me for work with trees
but it's her seasoned sawmill gravy
that keeps me on the job
loving the way she ladles it out
Now if this isn't smooth as molasses in Summer, I just don't know what is, Bill. This might just be one of my very favorites. Oh such Southern visual flair oozing-thick with sensory appeal...and I'm not talkin' bout the sap either!
Love,
~Taylor
Wow! what a write my friend...I agree with Susan, you've written a passion of a feast here. Sawmill gravey huh...? Enjoyed the write my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
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Love,
~Taylor
Love,
CJ
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling