Winter Flowers - Book # 2 of 4 of the poetry book series: Season of Fours

By Richard Del Connor
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Published: Feb. 29, 2012
Words: 8,448 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781575514444

Short description

Romantic naive ignorance. This is the book that finds you eating ice cream or chugging beers trying not to cry over the relationship that just broke up. You can't believe it. You dated, slept together, went to restaurants and movies. Had sex. Went to concerts together. Had sex. You enjoyed watching television shows together--then he/she dumped you. It was perfect... but it only lasted 3 weeks.

Extended description

During the 1970s, women discovered, "the pill," and "the vibrator," men became sex objects and marriage became a prison. Women got jobs, drove little 240-Zs and hung out every weeknight at a nightclub, dance club, or were on a date. But don't try opening the door for them.

This world of female independence and freedom from monogamy made old-fashioned romance very difficult. Having a baby became a sin. Marriage became a cuss word. And "let it all hang out," became a mode of life.

"If you've got it -- flaunt it." Sex clubs were everywhere. Braless blouses and skin tight pants became the norm. This book, Winter Flowers - Book #2 of the Poetry Book Series Season of Fours, is about the various relationships (which were only brief affairs), that Richard Del Connr had during those lots of sex with no commitment years. Our romantic puppy can be seen trying to adapt but found to be wanting more than the affluence of sexual influence. But hey, it was a lot of fun.

Romantic naive i.. (Read more) During the 1970s, women discovered, "the pill," and "the vibrator," men became sex objects and marriage became a prison. Women got jobs, drove little 240-Zs and hung out every weeknight at a nightclub, dance club, or were on a date. But don't try opening the door for them.

This world of female independence and freedom from monogamy made old-fashioned romance very difficult. Having a baby became a sin. Marriage became a cuss word. And "let it all hang out," became a mode of life.

"If you've got it -- flaunt it." Sex clubs were everywhere. Braless blouses and skin tight pants became the norm. This book, Winter Flowers - Book #2 of the Poetry Book Series Season of Fours, is about the various relationships (which were only brief affairs), that Richard Del Connr had during those lots of sex with no commitment years. Our romantic puppy can be seen trying to adapt but found to be wanting more than the affluence of sexual influence. But hey, it was a lot of fun.

Romantic naive ignorance. This is the book that finds you eating ice cream or chugging beers trying not to cry over the relationship that just broke up. You can't believe it. Everything seemed so perfect. You dated. You slept together. You ate at restaurants together. You had sex. You went to concerts together. You had sex. You enjoyed watching television shows together--then he/she dumped you. Unbelievable. It was perfect... but it only lasted three weeks.

A week of remorse. A week of recovery. "Hello. My name's Richard. What's yours?"
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american zen, love and relationships, poetry 1970s, dylan thomas, musician biography, lyrical poetry, poetry about love, hippy coyote, romance 1970s, san diego love life

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