Thursday, April 17, 2014

SHORTS - FLASH FICTION: EXPOSED

This was beyond bondage. 
This was fear. 
This was becoming survival.


©Exposed
Mimi Wolske
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Tears streamed down swollen cheeks as Robyn spun on a three-foot platform, naked and tied to the platform on her hands and knees while all three orifices were pounded by BigDick. BD was the battery-operated, custom-made orgasm machine with its multiple, larger-than-human, rubber cocks.

In the dark recesses of a copy of Louisiana's Big Easy sex club, a platform altar spun. Mud spattered the one window like a Jackson Pollock painting and prevented any outside light from entering and any pervert outside from being able to see into the room. Every male and female, with a perfect view from their chairs and sofas in the circular theater, shouted, "Faster. Fuck her faster." The man at the controls, who sat quietly behind the members, increased the speed another notch and smiled.

"Best entertainment in months, Ron. Where'd you find this one?" one of the patrons of BigEasy asked, and took another, long swig of his drink concocted by their host.

The handsome, young professional laughed wickedly. "On Facebook about a year ago. An obvious and easy target since she was writing erotic porn stories."

A female patron set down her glass of the same concoction and asked, "Whatcha promise this one?"

Ronald didn't pause to think. "To expose her to the most debauched sexual experiences her limited imagination could hope for."

"Faster," came shouts from the balcony over the circling altar. Robyn's moan was muffled by the ball gag in her mouth.

Ronald edged the orgasm machine up another notch.

The lights in the chandeliers flashed. The altar slowed.

BigDick halted abruptly.

The lights went out. The altar stopped.

 "What the...."

Strange gagging sounds came from the revolving stage. Those in the front rose and tried to move further back.

A frightened, painful scream shattered the Pollock window.

The sounds of something slurping grew louder.

Ronald ran to the door and opened it. The light from the hall drifted into the circular room inch by slow inch until it became like a spotlight on some horrific alien beast on the altar unplugging its mate from BigDick. The bound female being ravished by Ronald's machine morphed before club members' eyes.

The long tongue of the alien reached into the balcony and decapitated a woman, then brought the head to its open mouth. The head was devoured.

The fully morphed female alien stretched her tongue, wound it around Ronald, and yanked him back into the room of torture. She ripped away his pants with two of her eight hands. Two hands bound his arms and two more his legs. Shredded material littered the floor. She opened her mouth and drew in her tongue. One of the last two free arms was thrust up his ass and the other up the meatus slit.

Survivors screamed in horror knowing the beasts would be taking them next.


Be careful what you effing play with.

Monday, April 14, 2014

POETRY - ROMANTIC: Virgo and Aquarius

Virgo and Aquarius
©Mimi Wolske, April 2014
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There exists a tension
between the moment
and the permanence,
between the flash of life and
the patinated reflection
that is years and years old.

If you can believe
what you see here, or there,
are you aroused by
some kind of feeling—
is it a vulnerability—
or the possibility of one?

How do we begin to
address this relationship...
not the process or the
rationalism,
which in our modern world
are stifled to often?

Dazzling light becomes subdued
polarity that's lost in an
emotional entanglement
of kisses, embraces, and tears,
which are credulous promises
of love's endurance.

Unreserved, we fell into
an unconditional
love that met the desired
qualifications of
promise through actions with
a capacity for so much more.

A desire for order, a lust for chaos,
perfection and intelligence,
honesty and trust, obsession
and eccentricity,
a unique and surprisingly
comfortable union coexists.



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Saturday, April 12, 2014

POETRY: Her Sanguine-Colored Rue

Her Sanguine-Colored Rue
Mimi Wolske, April 2014
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She'd considered herself a master,
A tormented, public artist;
She hoped this one work would vindicate her.

She called him her womanizing lover.
A blank canvas stretched taut before her
Waiting for her palette's embittered story.

Hands chased his words with arabesque brushes,
Mixed shades, drying water-colored untruths
That had stroked her with Olympian deceit.

The colors she used, trapped in swirls
Of liquid ichor, created lips and
Crafted his long fingers that were his lies.

Painted fingers pushed away red, permed curls
Then spun silver threads between his thighs
Like unspoken hues once believed in his eyes.

A golden shower of myth would be his;
Her coppery ire, her iniquity,
Possessed artist's hands molded handsomeness.

Relentless, consuming, erosive waves
Colored the maleness that was his fame.
Shrouded in despair, her horsehair tongue cursed his name.

Unlike the painted god placed before us,
We'd sat back, watched her painting come to life,
Observed jealousy grow and wind her tight.

Eternity would not belong to her.
Toleration lost, her heart on her sleeve,
She surrendered her brush, touched palm to paint;

She'd believed all his stories of romance,
His tales of wooing and domination...
His untruths became her unfinished work.

We minimize the screen, roll together.
He coaxes a blush pink and blissful moans
From my half-formed lips as he gives me his.

Tactile heat burns and he sinks into me.
Lusty, breathy, we are our own canvas
And keep love alive in oils that won't gel.



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Friday, April 11, 2014

POETRY - ROMANTIC: This Is Not Californication

This Is Not Californication
Mimi Wolske, April 2014
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Every time we meet
I want you off your feet
I wanna touch your skin
Kiss your lips...kiss them again
I wanna hold your hand
Feel your silky hair and...
And then he added Baby
I am there, oh, Baby
Tonight you'll get the last
Semen doesn't come so fast
Baby, you're so naked
And trembling sated,
sighing, and smiling, too
I'm giving all to you

Talk dirty to me sweet
You've swept me off my feet
You've pushed me to my back
You're my aphrodisiac
And I told him You're hot
So give me all you've got
Such a tiny pressure
But taken in measure
It's our love on a wing
And it's stimulating
Then he said Oh Darlin'
You are veneration
What's the hullabaloo
My affection's for you



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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

POETRY - ROMANTIC: But for Fortuity


But for Fortuity
we'd be continuing our separate lives
together on opposite sides of the forty-ninth parallel
never knowing the other breathes or plays
discriminating traveler in the political
differences across the invisible border.
Fun-loving but serious lovers in an
unparodistic affair, we present far-
flung artistic flesh montages with our
bedroom-living-room-shower-kitchen-inside-outside
acrobatics and become romanticized performers
challenging those ethical norms with our didactics.
We encourage the hedonistic behavior previously
repressed and disruptive as opposed to that
conventionally acceptable and accepted.
Now that we are together, let our
manifesto be to transvalue
some of the antiquated—
wait! Do we really care if anybody gets it?


©Mimi Wolske, March 2014
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Monday, March 24, 2014

POETRY - EROTIC: Mona's Demons


Mona's Demons
were kept in a drawer of curiosities,
illustrated with colorful adjectives.
Her mantra was slightly embarrassing...
naked cheesecake photos...when repeated
endlessly in a group of elderly ladies
on a Christian tour bus in Vatican City.
Sexual demons calling themselves fantasies
and mental images from Eros, she felt like a
shepherd-lass on the run from her frock and
from the Nephilim. Yes, they still exist,
the giant fallen ones. They continue to
scour the planet for Mona, hoping to find a
nymph of the wood...on their wood.
But Mona's demons remain in a drawer.



©Mimi Wolske, March 2014
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Friday, March 21, 2014

POETRY - HEARTS ACHE


Hearts Ache
because you can't cut out the
pain of another's heart...

I've never attended a
Bitchelor Party in my life;
I guess that's obvious.
My daddy told me once
nice people get walked on...
hell! I think someone is
actually wiping their dirty feet on me!
Anyway, I would have hung myself
From my shower curtain before—
Okay, let me say this:
I'd rather lay a bet on
Charlie Sheen leading a
Sunday School class
than wager attendees at such a
soiree would be up to any good.

What?
Sarcastic? Irreverent?
Me?
Surely you do not expect me to
surpass my capacity for responsibility,
a responsibility that is to myself first
and to my loved ones second...
maybe there's no responsibility to the second.

Let me cut off this sleeve because
this is not about me but
those whose hearts have a hole
smack dab in the center and who
find enjoyment...laughter...
at the expense of others—
talking about and laughing at
a person behind her / his back
while everywhere love is breathing
heavily like a draft at their doors.

Agony grows up like a cancer
from their hearts to their brains
and the wearers throw out daggers
to arrest the victim with
their disease of aching hearts.

Honestly, don't you just
want to give them your best
Nanny-Nanny-Boo-Boo face?
Childish? Okay, but I certainly
feel their childish actions
deserve equal immature reactions.



©Mimi Wolske, March 2014
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Thursday, March 20, 2014

POETRY - EROTIC: Dancing, Just Before The Storm Breaks,


Dancing, Just Before The Storm Breaks,
With you in that special
pinkish-grey quality of light
where patches of bright,
cool light cut through
darker, muddier illumination,
the aroma of the coming rain
hangs lightly like a mist
in the air, I anticipate
the first clap of thunder.
Lightning becomes our only
electricity, candles
our only light soliciting
us to continue the tango.

Wax melts, wicks tender
flickering flames with massive
achromatic chords as our
stuttering melody proceeds
not by slow layers but
expressive, successive, rapid
notes like fingers that seem to be
Saying, or writing something
Halfway down our spines.

Delicious tension increases
sweeping the clouds aside
so that soft place between
dancing scrotum and anus
where you linger in what
seems like the ancient
entranceway sealed over
by time permits no release
until the storm subsides
as if a switch was thrown
and the frantic fugato rhythms
Slow to a steady rise and fall.

Everything is liquid and
aromatic—yes, you can smell
again—and you are gripped
at the root by those powerful
contracting pulses...more felt than
seen or heard yet echoes in
plangent cadences from
dissipating clouds above.

Acquiring textures of
luminous clarity, you appreciate
I can take you to the brink
again and again, your entire
focus surges toward the end of
your throbbing organ and the
storm's tremendous pressure
reaches your head and chest and
you can hear a fast-approaching
climax of whooping horns ready
to blow. You stiffen. The air tightens.
The tornadic winds and 
torrential are unleashed.


©Mimi Wolske, March 2014
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POETRY - EROTIC / ROMANTIC: PAINTING YOU


Painting You
Would be more fun if you were lying naked on a
Chaise and not from a photograph or my memory, or
Of you pulling into my garage and turning off the key,
Of you sitting across from me at the table as we have a staring contest,
Of you prone on my bed making those groans as I massage your back,
Of you looking down at me while I'm moaning on my back.

Watching you lounging on that small bed at the lake
And being happy and at peace, I want to kiss you. so
I can absorb more of the feeling of contentment you exude. I
Suddenly wonder why in the world we can't stay.

There are no paintings hanging on the walls, but that's okay;
I'd rather look at you than any portrait in the whole world.

Surprising is the blue-and-white striped nautical
Feeling from the couch and the bookcase of unread
Words that acted as voyeurs as you bent me over the
Back of that cottage sofa before we even unpacked.

As often as the temperatures of Spring change,
We drift back and forth between the freezing
North and the heat of the south looking
At each other through our spectacles of love.


©Mimi Wolske, March 2014
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