Wednesday, May 7, 2014

POETRY - ROMANTIC: Their Promise

©Their Promise
Mimi Wolske, May 2014
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Five years before...had it really been
five years?
Yes,
he thought,
it had, and one side of
his mouth curved up.
Five years before
He would have protested,
laughingly
but still, he would never have
believed
this woman
could hold him in a spell
and he would willingly
be her slave...
to the point of risking
his
tranquility.
What hidden forces of lust and love
had brought about this result?
Were they secretly within him?
Willingly, he wanted to be cast,
bound head to foot, into
her
loving arms.
Now he dreaded the thought he wouldn't be
prudent, that he would act
foolishly—with folly. He no longer
belonged
to himself.
His love, his sex slave, with her
suppleness like a cat and
playful, honest disposition, had,
little by little, glided into every
fiber
of his body.
This woman had become as necessary to him as
eating and drinking...and breathing.

After arriving home from work and
having eaten his dinner, he excused
himself saying he was tired and
wanted to go to bed
at once.
After
dinner, she played her role, mentioned
she wasn't feeling well and
should go to bed early this night.
There was some concern
from her family and they
encouraged her to
seek
her bed.

The woman wanted to run up the stairs,
but not to arouse suspicion,
she only half ran and stumbled
over their dog in her hurry to
reach
her phone
in her private bedroom. She swiped away
beads of perspiration and fell upon
her bed almost giddy with excitement.
Anyone seeing her would have
thought
her drunk.
When her phone rang, all she wanted
was to run to him, gaze into his eyes,
and smile knowing he was just as anxious
to see
her.

They each removed their clothes and
crawled into bed desirous to hear
the words of love and lust and imagine
being in each other's embrace, and then
they
made love.
This languorous couple remained on their
phones for several hours talking of this
and that, neither willing to let go but
knowing
they must.
"I have to go," she sighed.
He whispered he was falling onto his knees
before her and taking her hands in his.
"Goodnight
Sexy Lady,"
he said, but didn't move. "Until the next time."
"No," she said with a heavy sigh. "Not
until next time. That's so indefinite."
"Then when? When will
you
be free?"
She believed she was looking him full in the face.
"The truth? I think I may never be free and
I have no more excuses and I cannot
think
of one."
"Then we must say this is farewell," he said.
"No! I can't do that!" she answered.
She pronounced each word in
terrified
despair.
Then she added, a bit more gently,
and without removing her hands from his...
She told him she loved only him.
"I
must go."
Then came a silence, a long silence,
that was finally broken by him.
"I had a dream and it
scared me.
Understand?"
"Yes," she answered and her heart sobbed.
"Yes," she said again, shuddering. Abruptly
she told him she was bending over his
face
smothering
him with kisses and bursting into sobs,
she said in disjointed sentences...
"I lack the strength to leave you when
you
talk like that.
It scares me. Tell me we shall see
one another still. Give me courage. Give
me assurances. You have need of me still,
Don't
you?
One of these days...please say it and mean it."
"I don't want you to leave, but if you stay,
you know we won't be able to keep our
hands
to ourselves."

She pulled her shaking hands from his
and wrung them afraid to say anything,
afraid not to say something. She couldn't
give
him up.
She'd perish without him and his love.
He didn't want to lose her. He hadn't loved
anyone like her and he knew the pain in his
chest
was heartache.
"Sweetheart," he said, and he hadn't called her
anything endearing in a while and he
hoped she knew he meant it. The
prudent
instincts
of the man awakened and he said,
"Nothing has changed." He took her
in his arms, he told her, and was
kissing
her face.
"This hurts," she sobbed. "I don't know
if I'll be able to last longer than
tomorrow morning without
seeing
you."
"Then I will be here because I
need to see you, too."

Before they closed their eyes, the man
pulled the woman into his embrace and 
whispered, "You belong to me. Never forget
You
Are Mine."
They fell asleep holding their phones
to their ears and listening to and
saying the same words they always said.
Nothing
changed.


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Sunday, May 4, 2014

POETRY - EROTIC: THIS IS HOW IT BEGINS

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POETRY - EROTIC: EXCHANGING HATS

EXCHANGING HATS
Mimi Wolske, May 2014
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There's nothing covert in our play
On this stage adorned by the stars;
We share each other's repertoires
Without trousers and negligee.

Trusted father, much loved mother,
Favored friends by those who know us;
They all have so much to discuss,
But they really shouldn't bother.

All we have done is exchanged hats;
You on the bottom, me on top...
It's our roles we decided to swap,
Wolf and hedonist on the mats.

Heteronormativity
Is fine for those who want plain sex;
For us, there is more that affects
Our desire...our proclivity.

Into the other's mind we crawl,
The Dom and his sexual slave;
Then the roles we agree to waive
As we hold each other in thrall.



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POETRY - EROTIC: THIS STORM



©This Storm
Mona Arizona, May 2014
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What prickly air wakes me in the morning?
It is my love with promises of a
log thick and long to warm me to my bones,
a string of beads to titillate close
to the spine as lightning strikes a timbre
appeasing his lusty song with my own,
a warm, moist cave with its wicked snake
drawing in the tips of mountains to furl
as they are wrapped in waves of suckled heat,
a fountain to fill my desirous mouth,
and breathy words of want that make me his
as he embraces me in this early storm.


 (painting by Malcolm T. Liepke)

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Friday, May 2, 2014

POETRY - ROMANTIC: Love and Attachment

Love and Attachment
Mimi Wolske, May 2014
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There is no doubt in my heart nor my mind;
I feel no jealousy toward women.
I can get envious of time you spend
with anyone who is not me
or any place where I am not with you.
There is nothing negative in my soul.

Life is good and I am optimistic.
No one can tell you about me, my mind,
my heart, or my love—only I know me.
If you think I am like other women,
then throw out your cookie cutter; I'm not.
I don't want compliments; don't tie me down;

We grow together as we learn about
each other, thriving on differences.
You thrill me each time you make another
penetration in my artistic mind.
Our connection is pure pleasure for us;
I like how we complement each other.

What an interesting combination
of passion, friendship, and sexuality
we have been since day one; there has never
been or can I imagine there will be
a dull moment for us and together
we have our most memorable moments.

I openly admit you can't pin me down
or hold me down and I am about as
unpredictable as they come; confess
you love our roller coaster of fun. We
both desire sex and share our creative
abilities in our continuing

Love affair and in our sex life. I love I
can secretly delight you with quirky
improvisations in our bedroom and
that you love showing me how a plan of
action, properly executed, will
give me consistent results of pleasure.

It is, however, our attachment to
each other that is a deep and enduring
emotional bond and it connects us
to each other across time and space.
Love and attachment bind us together
and we fulfill each other's primal needs.




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SHORT STORY: Part IV of IN THE BEGINNING...

In The Beginning...
Part IV
©Mimi Wolske, March-April 2014
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Help me. The Reptilians have me in a food bank somewhere and I can't find my way out. I send my plea telepathically to every White, but mostly I want my mother to hear it.

I don't believe it's my destiny or that of my peoples, both the Whites and the humans, to be enslaved by the Reptilians or the Greys. Or to be used as their cattle, especially when the real cattle are awake and walking around and living and aware of the Reps and the Greys around them. My people, the Whites, are not aggressive as a race of beings, but I know they will not let members be held without putting up a fight to save them.

My mother, Sirona—this is the closest name in earth languages for the meaning of who she is—sends an army of Whites to rescue me. I despise the Reptilians and it's not because they captured me or because I'm a White.

Reptilians are base creatures who could care less what others beings think or feel. Reps are proportional in size to the humans on this planet. They have snake- and lizard-like skin and eyes. Linda Applestone was half human and she is lucky to have the thin skin of humans to disguise what she is...a Reptoid. All Reptoids, no matter what beings in the universe they are bred from, are highly advanced entities, but they are hostile and dangerous since they regard any other beings as totally inferior.

There's a battle between the Whites rescuing me and the Reptilians stationed at the food bank where I have been stored. I see the entire battle and sense the agony as some of my people are killed. The brutality the Reptilians serve is countered, but not without injuries and deaths. In the end, it's the Reptilians that are extinguished.

Whites don't hug, but hell, I'm half human. I throw my arms around the first of my rescuers and embrace his stiff body; stiff because he senses what I intend and isn't sure how to respond. It's a human way to say "thanks", and more, but the emotion is lost on the White. Sirona's voice telepathically reminds all of us there is still Ren to rescue. I don't need reminding. I haven't forgotten him.

Sirona sees where he is, but only because she can connect to him from my personal attachment to this human. Two rescuer Whites stay behind with me, I have no weapons to defend myself, while the others head for their next battle to save Ren. Above us, the battle between the Reptilians and the Greys continues; all around is the destruction caused by their battle ships being shot down and crashing into the buildings and homes on this planet.

Humans scream in terror and run without purpose or direction. There's no order here; only chaos. Many are injured and dying and no one is willing to stop and help those who need assistance. When we stop to offer assistance, they see only my two rescuers and refuse help; they point fingers and shout insults blaming us and calling us names.

Something about us never before revealed is that we don't need vehicles to travel. We just think about where we want to be and like a beam of light, we are there. More Whites are killed and more are injured in the battle to free Ren. I know before they reach us that the news is not good.

I'm crying. Well, I am half human and it's my prerogative to cry for the loss of a human who loved me but whom I never returned the words.

"He's dead, isn't he?" I think, when they bring in his lifeless body on a cot. It's obvious where the Reps put in a tube to keep him fresh until he became a snack or part of a larger meal. There's blood on that side of his neck that flowed like a river until it dried. I shed some tears, but I can hear my voice and it sounds emotionless, like he dies every day.

Their thoughts meld with my own: "You are safe but do you have injuries?"

"I am fine. How can I repay you for finding him?"

They ignore my question. "We need to return to Sirona and rid this planet of these thoughtless Greys and uncaring Reptilians," one of them says, using telepathy. Everyone's agreement is a pretty watershed moment for what will become history for Earth and its human inhabitants.

"I have a question." Those who are here with me and able to give me a look that says "anything is possible." I know the same from all who are not here with me or even here on this planet.

"Has it ever been done before? Bringing a human back to life?" I think, and they answer affirmatively and in unison.

Sirona adds, "If you had ever bothered to take time to read any of this planet's history from their religious manuals, Morgan, you would know it has been accomplished many times...but not for thousands of years."

"Why is the human so important?" one of the Whites thinks, and I know she does it for all to hear, not me alone.

"Yes, why? There are humans dying all over this planet and no one is asking for them to be brought back to life."

"He is important to Morgan, that's all any of us need know," Sirona thinks and we all hear the decision in her thought. "Morgan, let them handle bringing this Ren to us. You must fly home now. I do not want you injured or captured...again. No; no arguments, Morgan. I mean what I say."

It takes a moment of thought this time, but I think of Sirona and where she is, I become a tiny light, and in seconds I am with her.

Her kingdom is hidden somewhere north of seventy-two degrees north, forty degrees west. Humans have inhabited this area for thousands of years, but beneath the body of water around this land is where she and the Whites of this planet hide and live.



Sirona and I do not embrace. I know I am her daughter; she knows that I know she is my mother. What remains is elemental and sentimentality is unneeded.

"There is a price you must pay to save this human being."


"Why?"


"It is the way. It has always been the way since these beings came to life. There was, there is, and there always will be a price for one of us to pay when a life-saving pleas is made for them. Certainly you do not expect me to hold you higher and beyond our law."

Actually, I never knew about this law. My thoughts spin wildly and I wonder for a second time in the long days of war that have passed if I am willing to give my life to save Ren. "What kind of price?"

"No. Not a life for a life."

Even if I had not been in the same room, I would know that look of victory in her expression.

"You will marry the male I choose."

"What? What kind of law is that? Is it even a law? I think you made it up! If I knew that—"

There may as well have been a victory celebration where everyone could dance...telepathically. My mother is happy to see me dissatisfied. She knows I am trapped. There is no right response for me to offer.

She thinks, "You would still ask for this Ren's life to be returned. Think Morgan. If he remains dead, you will marry who I choose, and if we give him back his life, you will be obligated to marry who I choose."

"So, I lose no matter what I choose, right?"

She turns her back and glides away from me and into a thin forest of trees that have been growing in the underwater colony longer than humans have inhabited the land above.

"If we give him life, you win, daughter. You get what you want. And, our colony on this planet wins because we all get what we want."

"What are you telling me? That everyone wants me to marry a White? Why? I am half human. Why is it you were able to be with the human you wanted and I must mate for life with a White...of your choosing?"

"There will be no more discussion, Morgan. We off you a choice."

I let my unhappiness and anger spill over into my thoughts so every living White will know and feel it. "Some choice! Give up Ren and be unhappy, or give up Ren and we both can be unhappy."


To Be Continued

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