Frosties sent his message out
painted it in shades of dazzling white
The winter stars reflect off Lily Pond
and the rosy cheeked skaters there tonight
In the back of my 69 Chevie wagon
from the makeout spot top Heartbreak hill
We snuggle into that old sleeping bag
our bodies close to ward off winter's chill
We sip on cheap red wine from a bottle
my roaming fingers tease a nipple taut
The windows now turn the scene below
to a hazy abstract ...ooooh that's hot
Our lips taste forbidden moments
to a tinny radio'speakers rock and roll line
As our youthful night grows a little bolder
I begin to make you mine all mine
Wind moans through the cracked window
or maybe that was just you and me
Love's consumation in an arctic fire
only were sixteen innocent and free
Tap tap tap, outside our frosted windows
tap tap tap there it is again
A bright light not from the heavens
stabs my eyes in brutal pain
Please step out of the car young man
I'll need to see some form of ID
But the man in blue is smiling
knowing we're both as red-faced as we can be.
Those were the days!!
Oh I liked your little innocent comment....lol!!
Love Tinka
hugs, Birgit and Roger
Whether it was a man in blue or a Dad in anger, or even a young child with bad timing!
any of them leaves us with red faces and a loss for words, but did it stop us from doing it all over again? Nope!
Loved this!
Lisa
Monette
cop didn't prove to be One of Those. Doesn't sound as if he
ruined your night entirely. Hope the girl was impressed as I am. Your descriptive powers. . .h-h-h-h. . .what was I saying? Sorry about all the kidding around. Great job!! Brings back memories:).
'Pea' <3
This is romantic and the ending well done. i like the passion of this poem and the meories you shared. Wonderful expressions.