First Kiss
At twelve I saw kissing in shows
Where "gross" was suppose to be hot
As for me, my first chance arose
Before I could give it much thought!
She said what fun kissing would be
But caught me off guard for a while
I asked, "Each other?", though plain to see
She then rolled her eyes, with a smile
In a garage where cars couldn't park
All though we tried we weren't moved
We bumped our lips without a spark
But I felt, it could be improved
It was something I didn't need
But then I began to ponder
In my head was planted a seed
How good could it get I wonder?
Copyright © Pat Adams | Year Posted 2018
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