The break of day
The crack of dawn
The merry dance begins
With stretch and scratch all stubbled face
The Miller trudges down the lane
Past river stream and meadow green
To open up his mill
Back at home, the cock crows bold
The sow takes charge her brood
The green eyed matron the sweet Marie
Wakes and sleepily eyes the morn
Flame red curls round and round
A lovely chaotic mess
Betraying night of foggy wilds
And dreamily slipping through sleeps last door
Last night slowly creeps back into focus
A drunken haze
A soiled blouse
A pool of semen drying
Upon her cheek and large round breast
Her naked body a painted canvas
A blurry memory surfacing
Into her mouth the Miller’s cock
Large and thick and throbbing
The sudden release
Of thick white seed
Squirting, pulsing, splattering, pumping
Squirming, soaking, throbbing, thumping
Sitting naked upon bedside row
Clothing strewn carelessly asunder
In tangled hair a pearl-white bead
What other presents lay in store
The memory of the bending down
Of strong hands of reaching round
Of nipple ache and slipping snake and pounding
And the pounding
The sweet Marie with flame-red hair
Shakes off the memory’s wake
And the yearning from within
The subtle ache for pounding snake makes slippery once again
Turning head to morning chores
She curses Miller
His horny thorn
For this blouse it was the last
unsoiled by his seed
Her list of chores now one item more to laundry or
Perhaps enough to soak the salty stain
Pulling on a handmade dress
Digging out Miller’s old flannel
Gathering up the wreckage from the floor
Softened leather boots stand by the door
She doesn’t bother with buttoning up
Out the back to riverbank dock
Old rotten wood a creaking
Leaving clothes piled on the pine
From rotting wood to dewy grass
To sandy shore to river’s edge
Wading naked into cold turbulence
Cold and clear the deep river glides
First over foot
Then muscled calf
To upper thigh
And tawny muff
Washing away love's slick silky secrets
The shocking cold
Make nipples hard
as they dunk beneath the surface
Now clean and fresh the green-eyed pixie
In homemade frock a sun dress smock
Marie once again down on her knees
Sets to clean up Miller’s salty leavings
On blouse and bodice and pantaloons
She starts to scour and does think
And smiles to self an inward wink
With pride, she giggles to herself
It is my fault and no one else responsible for my man’s creamings
A boat glides by the farmer’s boy
Just eighteen this fortnight past
Checking cattle on lower fields
A surprise received in calling out
A greeting to the fair Marie
Her raising hand to shield the sun
In doing so wind catching hold
Lays smock and all wide open
Two large breasts
Two dark berries