BLUESY MARIA MULDAUR

 Maria Muldaur was one of the singers I fell in love with in the 70's.  A great singer, she was famous for her song MIDNIGHT AT THE OASIS. I decided a while back to write a bit of a romantic poem about a couple of her songs due to a writing prompt.  I am also including a couple of her songs for you to hear.

HOT DAY AND MARIA MULDAUR

I travel down the bump and grind road

My body forced into an unintentional

Lap dance in the driver’s seat.

The A/C on the fritz, windows are down

yet steamy air does not lessen my sweltering.

Clothing adheres to my damp skin,

shivers run up my spine; I shudder.

Radio reception bad, I pop in

 my homemade CD of Maria Muldaur songs

instantly starting off with Don’t You Feel My Leg.

Her sultry bluesy voice fills the van,

eases into my essence, the ebb and flow

makes me undulate like a wave.

Heat begins to flow from the outside

to the inside of my body, surging,

pulsing to the beat.

As she slips into her song

It Ain’t the Meat It’s the Motion

I shudder, my sensations stimulated,

aroused by the words, the heady atmosphere.

I feel sensual as I pull up to the cabin and see

him, shirtless, hair tousled, approaching

as I descend from the atmosphere of the van.

“You look flushed. You want some cold water?”

The CD in one hand, I take his hand in my other,

kiss his neck and, smiling, move to the cabin

to share the experience with him

and maybe give a lap dance.

Rose Lefebvre ©