Catherine Bush
Audibly warmed, such mellifluous tones
a subtle mix of soft sexual moans
Transported in song to different worlds
Moments of pleasure in her every word
Visually Wowed, an alluring sight.
Provocative, dreamers Dreaming delight
The man with child's eyes since seventy-eight
Sweet vision. Aroused my pupils dilate.
Forty-six years on, I'm listening, still
A RubberBand man, Running up that hill
Your Sensual world, my laboured Breathing
Them Heavy People squishing and squeezing
Alone In Morning Fog, I'm Reaching Out
On Wuthering Heights moor, a Wild Man shouts
Oh, to be in love under this Big Sky
Why should I love you? I can’t say goodbye.
Thank you, Kate