NEW PRISONER
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NEW PRISONER
I walked the long way home
After meeting with some friends,
Round behind the prison walls
Where nature makes amends.
The forest bowed in deference
To the concrete walls that barred
The misguided and the downright bad
Behind that grey façade.
But freely I jumped and skipped
Along the greening path,
My face and dirty knees
Dreaming of a hot bath.
Dancing around the old oak tree,
An old and trusted chum,
My eyes caught sight of an odd thing,
A kind of colourful sore-thumb.
I stopped and looked around a while
To check no-one was near,
And then I walked toward the bush
To take a closer peer.
I then discovered in full colour
To what I had been drawn,
There in the woods, beside the jail,
Was a stash of hardcore porn.
Dumped in the undergrowth,
Far away from the noisy crowd,
My youthful mind had stumbled upon
Naked ladies screaming loud.
I took up one magazine
And opened up a page,
And my innocence was unlocked
From behind its natural cage.
I felt a natural stirring
Of a naughty but exciting thing,
That led to a physical stiffening
Of my unfledged swing.
From behind the prison walls
I heard a fearful peal,
A ring that made me limp
Into the scrub to heel.
I stuffed the magazine
Between leg and underpants,
And awkwardly I walked on, upright,
And without my childish dance.
Finally, I got back home
And sauntered through the door,
The length of dirtiness in my keep
Had made my thigh red-raw.
I was met by my mother
And made my shy alibi,
I blushed and flushed and mumbled
And refused to meet her eye.
‘Your dinner will be ready soon,
You’re filthy, go and get clean,’
So, quickly I ran upstairs
Before I was asked where I’d been.
Why did mum look so different?
I asked with a red face,
She looked the same as this morning
But without her usual grace.
I closed the bathroom door,
My heart racing fast,
And loosened my belt to reveal
This virgin iconoclast.
So, I started to draw a bath
And threw my clothes off in disgust,
And opened the legs of the magazine
A new prisoner to male lust.
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Loved this--sweet memory of innocence ---
Powerful Tallgardener - Very well written tale of - oh so common but rarely shared experiences. Thank you for sharing!










Gypsy Rose Lee Level 8 Commenter 4 months ago
That was some poem. My firends and I have had our share of hiding behind cover while reading all of those true story magazines full of subjects better not discussed with parents.