So Wicked

 

G olden lady — just who are you
a beauty sure to mesmerize
so seductive as to scandalize

your my every dream come true
I’m spellbound by your magic eyes
I’m in a trance — you hypnotize

a stare of comely crystal blue
floats low above a sensual pout
you hold my soul — I’ve no way out

tongue-wet lips smolder passion’s hue
blush painted by your master hand
such masterstrokes you understand

I’m captive — nothing I can do
I’m quite hopelessly addicted
my sweet angel — you’re so wicked

golden lady — just who are you
your my every dream come true
a stare of comely crystal blue
tongue-wet lips smolder passion’s hue
I’m captive — nothing I can do

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rob kistner © 2022

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44 thoughts on “So Wicked”

    1. No Shawna, just an old man’s memory, of one of my beautiful 70’s backup singers from my band, whom I dated and adored — and who broke my heart!

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    1. Thank you for your kind words. You will hear no laughter. Me as well, just different gender. I have always sensed that about you Helen, in your writing, and your charm online. I feel the kinship in our past experiences my friend. BTW — we still are, just more wisdom now… 😉

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  7. Memories often enlarge our images at their beginnings. The sharp edges of mine dulled someplace between 40 and 49 years of marriage. I didn’t recognize my ex when she first sat down beside me at a granddaughter’s wedding. After whispers between Mrs. Jim and me, she had helped my memory. I had remembered the ex as smaller and ????
    ..

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  11. Good one. She is a beauty who can easily put a spell on you. I enjoyed looking at the photos of your young you as well. Cool. I see you were a singer? and that one of your names is Tieke
    Tieke is the Maori name for the Saddleback bird who lives in the North Island of NZ
    Love that quote from the Dead poets society

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    1. Thank you Marja. Found out last year at age 74, that I was born out of wedlock, to a woman named Evelyn Tieke, who named me Joseph Tieke at my birth in an orphanage in Cincinnati, Ohio — Evelyn left me there. My oldest child, my daughter, found this out on her own and shared it with me. So I was Joseph Tieke at birth, later to be renamed Robert Kistner when I was finally adopted. I started singing as a teen in 1963, joining and later forming many bands into the 1980’s — more than 2 decades while in high school, college and beyond. Fascinating about the NZ bird. DPS was a greatmovie!

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