It was an established pattern. A contest was held with a considerable cash prize. In those days, poetry was held in high regard. So students, mostly, wrote poetry dedicated to the powerful old matronly figure. These poems were judged.
It was left open as to the relation of the object of the poem and the poet. Some wrote of dedication, virtues and others wrote of love both emotional and physical.
An invitation was sent out to the lucky first place winner. It stated that he must drive to a certain address in an affluent part of town. The direction lead him to the open front doors of an old Edwardian home. It is well lit and he peeks into an extravagantly furnished house.
Large rooms lead to smaller rooms. The doors close behind him making him jump. There are all sort of treasures and cushions in the eastern tradition. Golden scimitars hang in a row.
The last door is very small. He goes through and there, in a dim room, luxuriously spread out, is a completely naked old woman in the middle of cushions and silks. She looks completely comfortable, lying in a relaxed pose. Her body is tastefully covered over by a thin material which clings to her form, showing her bust and a strange body.
To her, this is like a date night with some intelligent great looking guy who is young enough to be her grandson. She got a rush from watching how different boys react to this. She seduces them with scents and smiles. She coaxes them into sex with caresses and light kisses. As a last resort she can withhold the prize money or worse until she has her way with them. This is done playfully, of course.
She knows many of them will always desire someone like her from that day on. Each golden scimitar is one of her successes. They are with other woman but they still remember and dream about that special night.
Then she finds someone special. A beautiful boy with curly hair like her and big wide open eyes. He seemed to feel everything intently. His poem was wonderful. It was filled with lavish praises of her virtues. Without shame, he wrote about his adoration of her and compares her with a certain sacred mother figure from old pagan tradition.
And how he bows down before her not just in a poetic sense but in reality. The poem borders on the sublime act of worship. How he worships her picture every night and how she is more then a mother to him and so on. He keeps himself from any other woman, the poem says. And kisses her picture on the lips. From here it goes on to describe her godly form of both matron and lover. Her holy duality and her large curved body. She wanted to meet this boy. His poetry made her very amorous. He told her he knew the words would turn her on even though they were public. Like a secret message to her. But he didn't know anything about love-making. She wanted to take him away right then and there.
She let him kiss her all over on his special night. Every inch. She showed him how to lick her to orgasm and how to tease her. She loved it and gave him the instructions he craved from her with his big eyes.