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A Long Green Line Of Soldiers
A long green line of soldiers was in place against an opposing force of little gray
figures; Hidden by tanks and
upon the wings of jets they ranked in position of importance.
"Onward!" was my battle cry as they crept, some on bellies,
and some in a stance. My lips mimicked the sound of a machine gun as the green line
advanced, only to be swept aside by the cord of an Electric Lux as mom passed by.
"Mom! You ruined the war!"
"Pick-up your toys so I can clean before your
daddy gets here!"
"Ah, you're no fun!" I sighed. "We're going to be at war
If you don't do it NOW! Hop to it!" she sneered.
"Holy cow! Alright", I said.
My mind was bent on
throwing a fit until her 50s style dress whooshed
over my head like a tent, and I saw her rear!
Back and forth like a head rest went her dress as I stared
straight up her girdle. The hovering glide of her
thighs, back and forth, made a covering as the shell
of a turtle, and I couldn't hide my bashful eyes.
I forgot all about the soldiers!
A long, green line of soldiers
against an opposing force of little gray figures seemed
to loose their curiosity appeal that day,
to another type
of figure.
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Her Smiling Eyes
The attractiveness of her eyes
beaming between brown tapestries of hair,
flowing symmetrically to her hands,
gently folded upon her chair, met mine.
Her presence permeated the room
where a crowd stared and lingered.
A velvet red rope separated her
from the touch of my curious fingers.
She, with her immortal fame
was centuries old within her frame; yet
romantically entranced I followed her glance
until I was told, "Step back from the rope!"
Driven back with a frown I made my stand
until a tall couple blocked her smiling eyes.
Her partial grin smiled back to me
through coupled arms at about my height.
The excitement escalated! That smile!
That Mona Lisa smile was then recognized!
But it was her magnetized, attributive eyes
that I first appreciated.
Copyright 2000 by Chaplain Scott
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