Posted by Rollie NE PA on February 18, 2016 at 10:31:25 from (108.57.55.228):
Only A Boy I remembered the first time I tried it I was only a kid of fifteen And even tho she was much younger than I she was far more composed and serene I was eager yet awkwardly backward uncertain of how to proceed But she seemed now to notice the hesitance with which I prepared to the deed It was out in the barn I remember at the close of a bright summer day And the evening was accented with clover in bloom and the fragrance of freshly mown hay I remember she made no objections showed no evidence of alarm For I loved her and she loved me since she came to live on the farm I remember I spoke to her softly and cuddled her face in my hands And I saw in the depth of wide eyes to look of a loved one who understands Looking back on it now I remember how I stood while my head to spin with the thought of the thing I was going to do yet reluctant somehow to begin And her eyes seemed I thought to rebuke me for waiting � for being afraid And even Nellie, out ancient plow horse looked over her manger and weighed Long later I stood up uncertain of whether to stay or to run A tingle with pride and yet shaken and awed as I knew that at last it was done I remember it seemed hours later how my heart hammered under my blouse with the joy of a boy that turned into a man as I made my way back to the house Twenty years have gone since that evening but I�ve never forgotten it now The thrill and joy that I felt as a boy on the day when I first milked a cow
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I found this in some old documents I was going thru. The word blouse is used where it would seem that shirt should have been used. I think this was probably written when men did in fact where a blouse.
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