Larry Does The Bunny Hop

The day after seeing Ava I drove right to the beach, to Atlantic City I went;

For I loved being on the Boardwalk, for much time there had I always spent!

Ever since I was a young boy in Philly, our summers there we would spend;

My Dad would rent us a very nice place, to stay for two whole months on end!

So I went there to heal my sad heart, and mingle with kids out on the Boards;

For it was always a big teen hangout, with girls so easily adored!

I was with my best friend Norman, who lived in Manhattan town;

When I told him I was going there, he said he would love to also go down!

We got there Friday and found a room, then to the Boardwalk we quickly went;

It took not long to spot two cute girls, we thought for us both had been sent!

One of them had strawberry blonde hair, cascading down her back;

I thought, “I think this pretty young lass, could get me back on track”!

They must have really liked us, for we talked a real long time;

The more I looked at this lovely young girl, my heart stopped on a dime!

She was seventeen, her name was Bunny, a senior this year in school;

I could tell she was smitten with me, and thought I was really cool!

We walked, then stopped for a little treat, some Breyer’s good ice cream;

We held hands while we were strolling, could she be the answer to my dreams?

We kissed good night and made more plans, for the morning at the beach;

When we saw them waiting for us, their promise they had not breached!

We laid the towels out and put on some oil, to tan in the burning sun;

I rubbed some on Bunny’s smooth back, I felt a romance had begun!

After basking and getting real hot, an impulse came over me;

I picked Bunny up and ran with her, then flung her into the sea!

I’ll never forget the look on her face, my “hero”, my “dashing knight”;

“Who lifted me up so easily, I love his strength and might”!

We went to lunch and ate some hot dogs, then parted till the night;

We went underneath the Boardwalk, where we could kiss and be out of sight!

Bunny was going home the next day, to Philadelphia, the Northeast;

I told her I’d be there in four days, so on each other we could feast!

I took Norman back to New York, and stayed a couple of days;

Then drove down to Philadelphia, to again on Bunny gaze!

I stayed right at my Bubby’s house, a half hour from where Bunny lived;

For four great days we dated, then decided our hearts to give!

The night before I went home, to Ohio for my business start;

I gave her my high school class ring, we vowed we’d never part!

Three weeks later I flew back there, for my cousin’s Bar Mitzvah day;

But my Bunny had gotten colitis, and in the hospital did she lay!

I went there twice to see her, I wished her soon to get all well;

She was so depressed and saddened, the tears in her eyes did well!

We wrote lots of love letters to each other, I called her twice a week;

I concentrated on my business, so it could reach its financial peak!

In the first days of December, I drove to Philly for a show;

An important coin convention, the Turnpike had some snow!

At last we were reunited, she came down to be with me;

I walked her through the coin show, dealers strained their eyes to see!

She wore a dress that showed her assets, thin body and a waist petite;

With her long hair hanging loosely, the dealers all reeled upon their feet!

I admit I thought I’d found love, this girl the zenith of all I’d need;

We were young and both were virgins, neither had yet offered their seed!

Our last night together we came real close, to losing our virginity;

But we stopped before the great act, we knew that our time would ever be!

Then I drove back to Ohio, but on December twenty-fifth;

I kissed my Father Happy Birthday, then drove to Philly with Bunny’s gift!

Of course her present was her Larry, I stayed for ten most precious days;

She was out of school on vacation, the love we shared us amazed!

I left then for a big show down in Florida, in Old St. Petersberg;

But I was gone for only ten days, then returned to my little bird!

I came for three days more on Friday, with my Bunny, the Queen of the hop;

I brought her back a golden necklace, we vowed our love would never stop!

The time came for me to go home, our last night was filled with tears;

We didn’t want to separate, but she had to finish her senior year!

But I told her I would come back to her in April, we’d be together once again;

I would arrange with my coin business, much time in Philadelphia spend!

Coming Next………………”Tammy’s In Love” (With Me)