The abolitionist act 1760-2025
‘BLACK LIVES MATTER’
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Paul Robert Clarkson
December
London 1961
My habitat was a room rented fro painter Colin Garland and Lloyd Reckord actor. In their spacious basement flat at Nottinghill gate West Bourne park road W11. My own little home in a home.
After a few months I enjoyed the creative space and freedom. I was encouraged to have a party for my 21st birthday. My innocence was lost, I had already being given keys for the door. People started to arrive one by two and three. Spilling out into the garden in groups. By midnight the all male guests were in full swing, As hedonism read its head. The only space left was the small bathroom where I took my new acquantance we striped down to our birthday suits before getting down
to business. He had a sudden heavy nose bleed as a consequence I immediately lost interest in taking the deed further. After administering cold compress nothing was further from my mind.
My introduction to lust without result was unrequited and rather disappointing.
