Carnival Thrills

A poem of youth and seduction.

Carnival Thrills

We met on the fairway,
not an auspicious start.
How was I to know?
You tried to steal my heart.

You bought cotton candy,
won a bear with rings tossed.
You wanted an angel,
tried your luck and then lost.

We rode on the Big Wheel.
You held me close and tight.
I soon was to worry.
It didn't seem just right.

Then the roller coaster,
was faster than the wheel.
Your hands began to roam;
You tried to cop a feel.

When the ride was over,
the bars soon slid away.
I slapped your evil face,
and then went on my way.