It wasn't no secret what type of boy I was, I couldn't hide it if I tried I loved women folk at an early age, and conscious was not my guide Now Miss Lula Mae was a fine figure of a woman, and a widow at that And all the men folk that seen her, would stop to tip their hat But I was just a young boy, and knew no courtesy Instead I'd stop on a dime, and gawk at her shamlessly I had my little fantasies, and she was in them all And I'd probably still be fantasizing, if my grandma hadn't called.
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Posted: Dec 2017
About this poem:
As I look back on my adolescence I realize I was quite precocious, the folk back then called it "mannish" in regard to boy's, and "womalish" in the case of girl's. I laughed out loud several times as I penned these memories. I hope the reader gets as much enjoyment from the reading, as I have the writing. ( I don't know if this should go under the catagory of "child" or " humor" ? Child humor?.