Sunday, July 11, 2004

A thought:

He reads, softly and clearly. The pages are turned with musical crispness; he smoothes them with large, gentle hands. The light is warm, golden, transforms the pages from a pale white to a creamy ivory, and reflects in his eyes. The room, quiet ... as though existing purely to accomodate his voice, which speaks the words with rhythm and surety.

I lay my cheek against his lean, sturdy shoulder; my breath comes slow and gentle as I listen. He smells like soap, and ... himself. I stay at his arm; our legs entwine. I watch his toes flex and curl. He smiles when I brush his neck with a finger, and tilts towards me -- the heat between us grows in anticipation -- his eyes drop briefly to my mouth. But his smile becomes sly, and he leans away. Not a word is missed.

I sigh. 

The seduction continues.

posted at 2:02:38 am

Gloria
July 11, 2004   10:44 PM PDT
 
Naturally I do not mind ... but I warn you, I am usually not this lyrical. Let not the elegant colour scheme fool you ... much of my time is spent lying about like a beached whale, swearing and belching copiously while I am slowly crushed by my own folly. .
criedmeout
July 11, 2004   03:26 PM PDT
 
beautiful. your words create such an ambience that it makes me feel like a voyeur.

i was directed to your blog, and for that i'm very glad. hope you don't mind, but i plan on being a frequent visitor.

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Glo'ri'a'na, noun:
1. An alternative form of "Gloria."
2. As "Americana" defines itself as artefacts of American culture, "Gloriana" consists of the artefacts of my culture.


   



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