In Three Parts, 1

When we met we clicked instantly. Before the first day was gone, you laid, your back pressed against me, my arm around you and you were holding my hand steady so that I don’t let go.

Soon after that we were regular visitors in each other’s beds, multiple sessions per visit, rarely missing a day… Often cursing nature for interrupting our bonding.

I became intoxicated with you. Could never see a future without you. I still feel you here. Often you invade my dreams. Thoughts of your muscular legs around my thick trunk. Sweat glistening on your deep cocoa skin… Beads of sweat dripping off of my face and riding through the deep valley of your bosom.

The warm candy liqueur of your lips giving loaning me the courage to venture deeper in… inside you. Your scent heightening my desire. You throw your head back as your body reaches it’s limit and you exhale as you release…

You were so ready to give yourself to me completely. I couldn’t let that happen, I did not want either of our identities to be lost to the other. We were both trying so hard to define ourselves as individuals and set ourselves apart.

What if we did? I mean all those years ago, what would have happened? Who would we be if we got together and started building our lives for each other instead of for ourselves? So many years later, I still wonder. Still, I don’t regret my choices where you are concerned.

Some day maybe we’ll find some answers to all of those questions we had. Maybe you’ve found them with someone else already. As for me, I don’t know anything more than I did then except that you are better off than you would have been with me.

Rate this:
3.2

Tags: , ,

  • A_NYRican
    The vividness of this memory leaves me breathless. I hope that many who read this post have had the pleasure to experience such connectedness in the own lives and are still with that person. As for you, if for any reason you cannot connect with that person, I hope you find someone who you can bond spiritually with soon. You deserve to be loved.
blog comments powered by Disqus