My Last Duchess Poem by David McLansky

My Last Duchess



There sits my Duchess
Laughing on the bench,
Regal in her hostess pose;
My God what a wench!

Sitting beneath an old elm tree
In the shaded neighbor’s yard,
Three tall brothers laugh and jest,
Enjoying her regard

She knows how to entertain,
This body with a mind,
Charming in her gay allure,
Pure in heart and kind.

I sit beside her on the bench
Watching her hold court
Mesmerizing six foot men
Aware that I am short.

It stirs me to be so aware
Of the lust that she excites
I’ll have to think of all of this
When in bed with her tonight

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Heather Wilkins 30 August 2013

reminds me of Scarlet O'Hara in Gone With The Wind a good read

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