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Memories of Miami and Fort Lauderdale (ADULT & EROTIC!)

   
  

When people think of Florida what comes to mind?
Oranges? Art deco? Or maybe Miami Vice?
Or sand 'twixt your little toesies on the warm beach?
Ah but I have some erotic recollections
Of a terrible and tragic nature to relate.

I was attending the inaugural Global
Greengrocers' Convention at Sunny Isles Beach
(blest suburb between Miami and Fort Lauderdale)
In a delightful hotel whose tasteful motto
Promised folks: " Shalom! We only LOOK expensive !"
And how fortunate I was (thanks to a careful bribe)
To have cleverly secured an ocean view room,
Away from the roar of traffic on Collins Ave.,
A lair to which I hoped to attract dolly birds
From leading greengrocery stores all around the world.

I had my sights set first on lovely lithe Karen,
Whose tasty keester I had observed by the pool;

And after dinner (and a few Tequila Slammers)

We got entangled in a deck chair on the beach,

My fingers in the edges of her skimpy thong;

And soon we adjourned to my steamy penthouse pad.

Yet to my surprise she declined to go all the way

(maybe she did not regard an hour's cunnilingus

as breaking her vows of marital fealty);

However as a compromise she provided

A grudging and unenthusiastic handjob

Which left a tell-tale stain on her nylon cocktail dress.

Sadly next morn she was mown down by a passing truck,

Which only goes to show there is still justice left

In this sad vale of erotic tears we must call life.

                                         

But la vie must go on (as the cliché tells us true)

And so, putting this dire episode to one side,

I continued with my Floridan sojourn:

After a gruelling day by the swimming pool,

Being ogled by the predatory eyeballs
Of my new friend, cellulite-embellished Julia,

(she of the brachycephalic physiognomy),

I decided I would manfully sacrifice

My lovely body on the altar of her lust,

Especially when she offered me a hot night out

In nearby Fort Lauderdale, where she had heard of

A really nice expensive seafood restaurant

Where she would wine and dine me on her expenses,

In the unspoken expectation of a shag

From yours truly moi, le vrai grand foûteur anglais.

                                     

I have to say that I was really quite impressed

By Fort Lauderdale, the Venice of America,

Famed scene of historical lynchings in the past,

A seaside paradise of luxury and hedonism,

(whose murder rate is only seventy-nine per cent

higher than the national US average,

a salutary thought I mention in passing).

                                

But all too soon it was time for me to submit

To Julia's lustful desires and I must say

She emitted the loudest orgasmic bellows

I had heard to date. After our third sweaty bout,

She went outside onto my ocean front balcony

To recover her composure and have a ciggy;

But she did not notice the little warning sign

Advising the balcony had a max. weight limit

Of two-seventy pounds (which she well exceeded)

And thus the salt-corroded supporting stanchions

Gave up the ghost and plump naked Jules descended

Molto rapido to the poolside patio

Where she lost the argument with the concrete floor

And went to meet her Maker with a fearful shriek.

 

Thinking quickly as is my wont in such cases

I then removed any ready cash from her purse

Knowing she would not have grudged me it - after all,

I had more than earned it in the previous hour or two.

                         

As I poured myself a drink from the minibar,

I reflected that there are worse ways to go,

Than full to the brim with my amorous juices.

I have to say I was quite annoyed about the balcony

- I would have to enquire at the front desk next day

To see if they had a room in better repair

As a cool breeze came through the broken doorway - 

And I found that totally unacceptable

At ninety nine bucks ninety nine a night (plus tax).

 

                         

Author notes

This is the 83rd in my seemingly never-ending sequence of amatory tragedies and I take great pleasure in dedicating it to Amera who has given me much encouragement in my writings. Please try some more of my efforts - I have created a series of lists to help you make suitable geographical selections. This is naturally an "American" memory but I have been all over this old globe of ours - sadly death and destruction alway seem to follow me, such is my unhappy Kismet .
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  • InRain
    November 12
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    This is a long read but I enjoyed it. i feel that you could put more oemf in it, let us feel what he feels, and how she feels him.
    Though this is good, and can lead you further on your way, this is only the begining.
    Goodluck in days to come, may your words forever leave on forgetable traces in the world of poetry

  • atty-poet
    November 3

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    Not a poem, not even a prose poem, but I'm sure you know that, and probably don't care. So be it. Humorous, I guess, in a "gallows humor" kind of way, but doesn't move me, or warm me to the narrator, sexist womanizer that he is, in any way. I suspect it's not meant to be taken literally or seriously, so I don't.

  • JToddUnderhill
    October 26

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    Tragic...

    ..... Indeed ninety nine dollars a night, dang when was that in circa 1988. poor tarts I feel bad for them but alas they all can't go out with a bang like you have provided for them!

  • Marcia gold member
    October 24
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    This is just delightful. Just full of imagery and sadly, for you, a plethora of poor judgment. Taking the cash from the "railing castrophe" feeling you had earned it, was really funny. It was very well written. A series of mishaps "A Series Of Unfortunate Events" perhaps. Each event was clearly articulated with a fluent command of the English language. Best to be careful in seafood restaurants, though.

    Kudos

    • Barry Hodges
      November 3
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      Would you like me to dedicate my next "Memories" poem to you? Just tell me where you live and if (as is very likely) one of my nearest and dearest got massacred there after a sex bout, I can try and wipe the tears away long enough to write a lovely epic poem about it for you. Any points you give me as a "thank you" would be a bonus.

      • Marcia gold member
        November 3

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        That would be absolutely delightful. I live just over the NH border nearing Boston where I, myself have had several close calls. Although, no man has fallen over the balcony, I've had my mishaps in Beantown.

        • Barry Hodges
          November 4
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          I have already written "Memories of New England" ( http://www.allpoetry.com/poem/3126008 ) which I am sure you will enjoy more than you would a strangle from a local hero. I will put New Hampshire on my list - isn't that the place where they have no sales tax in order to be able to justify the lack of any local social service?


  • Keith
    September 10

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    A lass who was brachycephalic,
    Once went out with a Scotsman named Alex,
    Unfortunately,
    They were destined to be,
    Exterminated by a Dalek.

    This Dalek ( of course ) was from Skaro,
    Where ladies have skulls pert, and narrow,
    And so he saw red,
    When he looked at her head,
    And blew it off into a barrow.

    I was about to book my annual Fort Lauderdale hols on Eggs Paedia dot com. But your wee poem has prompted such a rush of punters, I had to settle for Largs instead. C'est lavvy (sic)


  • Howard Manser gold member
    September 5

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    Life's A Bitch...

    and then you go to Lauderdale... LOL Howard


  • BluesMan gold member
    September 1

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    The matter of fact way you tell this tale of woe just adds to how freaking hysterically funny this story really is. The cavaliel attitude of the main character had me in stitches. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderfully funny and twisted story with me. This made my whole night. I'm still laughing.

    Bill


  • Amera gold member
    September 1

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    I must admit this is the most unusual dedication I have ever been honored with. I knew there was a reason I stayed away from Collins Avenue although you did get a very good price for an ocean view penthouse. I think this is a worthy addition to your epic writings of world travel and I thank you for the kind thoughts.

    Love,
    Amera♥


  • AbundantBetrayals
    September 1

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    I have to say this was quite and amusing tale. Well done, and I do hope your luck gets better .
    ~Betrayals


  • quantumsurveyor
    September 1

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    Whoopsadaisy! A little typo at:

    "Especially when she offered me a hot night out In nearby Fort Lauderdale, where he had heard of A really nice expensive seafood restaurant" wherein "she" suddenly becomes a "he" - lucky you?

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