Sunday, October 19, 2014

Southern Charm and a Free Mind




In J P Dooley's writings, Jaymo has outrageous and sensual adventures in the Southern states.  They depict a time when the Southern youth abided by Hippie Law.  This is an exerpt from J P Dooley's book Two for the Road:


Greetings from Lousy-ana! in letters so large they took up most of the space with the rest crammed into a single increasingly smaller line.  “Jaymo, what’s the haps?  Where are you at, bro…


Opiates were suspect.


My eyes drifted to the address, a lady’s hand, and then to what appeared to be a decorative border in the same ink; on closer inspection, an unpunctuated message, carefully scribed along the edges and around Beau’s missive, a private post-script added before mailing.


“JAYMO YOU’RE A REALLY FINE MAN PLEASE BE MY FRIEND I’D TAKE REALLY GOOD CARE OF YOU—“ the same line I had used on her, Tooker’s favorite come-on, followed by:  I DO GRITS THE WAY YOU LIKE ‘EM COME BACK LOUISA”


A lady who could turn cartwheels and bend over backwards to touch the earth, her long honey-colored hair cascading to the ground, then contorting the other way, put her feet behind her head; the implications of her invitation were stellar.  I could feel my hands around her slender waist, remembered the scent of her hair and how it surrounded our faces like a curtain when she rolled on top, covering my lips with hers.  I stared at her image for a long time; Tooker had drawn her tits with medical accuracy.  Her body was an erotic temple, her mind free and ready for fun in the warm southern sunshine."

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