1. ...With Anyone But Me


    Date: 9/16/2015, Categories: Flash Erotica, Author: adagio_sabadicus, Rating: 5, Source: LushStories

    Those who have read me, will know that I am not prone to exaggeration. So with that, I will begin. Every word printed below is the truth, as I see it. If one lives long enough, there are two things that are certain. One: you will get cataracts, and two: your expiration date will expire. Recently, I have started stroking the weasel by looking at abs and inflated bosoms in magazines. Just yesterday, I tied my balls to a Boston Rocker (non chair) at a nearby lounge, giving up the chariot of virginity as I swallowed his seed, while under the influence alcohol. Now, as part-time writer and instigator of words, I sat down in my evening chair and scribbled: "Weeping willows spread their branches, as if caressing beautiful breasts. Sycamore trees, wild wilderness berries and thyme. The scent of you, Oh, be mine, and butterflies float in air." From my window, my eyes dawdled, as I saw shadows dancing out on the quadrangle - shadows morphing in a Renaissance. They appeared, from a distance, to be moths caterwauling around the gas lamps. The ones that aligned the walkways on the campus. I was in my final year at Dartmouth and had developed a taste for Absinthe, known as "La Fee Verte" (the green fairy). You can sip it or pamper it with sugar and water. I use it to titillate my words when writing. It's supposedly the libation of artists, madmen and poets. I crave the per-fumy aromatic of Absinthe over (Mother's Ruin) Gin. Rumors have it that Mrs. O'Leary was obliging her ruination by ...
    fucking her neighbor. It wasn't a cow that kicked over a bucket and started the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. One of her suitors was boiling crank, and it flipped over. It was Absinthe that she had been sipping. It was in a dream, and in my subconscious, that I heard a radio playing. The static was obnoxious, but it was distinctly the Andrews Sisters, with the Glen Miller Orchestra. "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree..." It certainly wasn't my imagination. It was real and audible. I sat straight up in bed and looked over at the antique radio. The dial was lit, but it was unplugged. I broke out in a cold sweat and lit a cigarette. Like a wisp of new fallen mist, she transposed, wafting, so it seemed, as if on a current of air, with a form of femininity. A spirit levitating above me, she was long and lithe, as iridescent green wings on her back started to unfold, quietly flapping up and down. Her skin was so transparently beautiful, the pallor of pale lime-green. Her eyes, the shade of gray granite and gems. A withering tear of fear ran down my cheek before she kissed it dry. Her nudity wasn't an embarrassment, as she fondled her nipples, perked and pierced with apple stems, and as cold as this November day. "...with anyone but me," her lips whispered. Like a soft breeze, her lips cold, but her breath warm, she caressed my hardening cock. The radio still played at a distant echo, "Memories," circa 1981. Gently stroking, her long fingers teased the head in circular motion, I was ...
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