# At An Airport Bar - An X Rated Poem Author: Hetiseen Rozevos Tags: Anal, Bathroom, Beer, Bird, Blowjob, Cum, Doggystyle, Ejaculation, Fellatio, Fox, Gay, Kangaroo, M/M, Mild Erotica, Panda, Philosophy, Poetry, Public, Real Life, Short, Short Story, Suggestive This is a silly little poem written for a friend. It details what you might call a "casual encounter" between two ships passing in the night... in an airport bathroom. There is a great deal of metaphor in this poem which is unknowable without significant insight into my personal history. I don't think it is strictly necessary, though, to understand the symbolic intricacy to enjoy the piece. What I do think is necessary is that it is understood by a reader beforehand that the war is a time period I spent living in North Carolina. The Fox is me before leaving Oklahoma for North Carolina. The Panda is me returning to Oklahoma from North Carolina. The Kangaroo and the Seagull are both metaphors for the girl that this poem was written for, who knows who she is and I'm confident will find this all quite amusing. I made the shy admission I'd like to write to you You gave me that permission So here is what I'll do I'll tell a simple story Of life and love and war It doesn't end in glory It doesn't end in gore The tale's about a Panda A Fox and Kangaroo A Sparrow and a Seagull And some of them are you The Fox and Panda sat down A lonely airport bar One returning here to town The other off to war The Fox said he was ready To give his life for peace His aim was always steady His courage would not decrease  The only thing that hurt him And gave him cause to drink A Kangaroo'd caught his eye And set his mind to think "He doesn't even know me" "He set my heart on fire" To which the Panda told him "Well get him on the wire" "His heart is with another" "I'm nothing that he'd want" "But if I die in battle" "I know just who I'd haunt" The Panda drank another A furrow in his brow "I think I understand you" The Fox: "I don't see how" "It's true that I'm returning" "I'm safe and home again" "My time for fighting's over" "To it I say amen" "But in my darkest hour" "When hope and faith had died" "I met a handsome Seagull" "From whom I now must hide" "As bullets flew above us" "I held his hand and cried" "I told him that I loved him" "In him I could confide" "But as the danger left us" "In going there to here" "He said 'I'm getting married'" ""She's'a flighty lil' deer.'" The Fox admitted that this Was much like his own pain He said, "I've gotta go piss" But still he did remain He brushed against the Panda A subtle little touch And said to him in whisper "I like you very much"  Four animals you've met now Two taken; two alone The Sparrow is arriving No reason to postpone For in that airport bathroom As quiet as two mice A Fox and Panda made love And love and love... wow, thrice? You see, the way the Sparrow Has figured into this Is that he is the spirit Born from their carnal bliss Right about the moment that The Fox had raised his eyes With his ears in panda paws And paws on panda thighs That was the very moment The Panda looked straight down That was the birth of Sparrow When Fox did nearly drown Before the Fox had risen Turned, pressed against the wall The Sparrow took it's first breath And whistled out a call Panda's paw on Fox's mouth They couldn't make a peep Sparrow spread its wings and flew Their love was sinking deep Panda bit the Fox's neck And once again did fill Fox's needy body with The product of his thrill Fox got down upon all fours And truly played the part While Panda for that third time Plowed his way to Fox' heart I sat beside my window Bird lighted in a tree He sang of Fox and Panda That's how this came to me  The Kangaroo and Seagull The persons of your dreams They are not so important As Fox and Panda seems What did the Sparrow teach me? The metaphor, you see "Fuck the past right in its ass" "But do it lovingly" Source: https://sofurry.com/view/367030