Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Some Love

Dear Peacock,

Please allow me to let my heart out. I know I never did, but just this time around, before I die, I would.

I fondly called you "Peacock". I loved how you proudly wore your name, as if it were flambuoyant feathers in a boastful stride. Nope, Peacock meant simple and straight. Your cock was small, but I guess pea-size would be an exaggeration. Please do not go beyond by thinking how I managed comparisons.

Sex with you hasn't been electrifying enough to give me sparks or light a bulb. But still, it was beautiful. It always was as enchanting as glowing little fireflies in a mountain garden. Please forgive me for having to fake orgasm. I knew I always looked like I'm having so much fun. I had to, because I was very afraid that you would think you couldn't make me happy and you would leave me out of generosity.

My happiness meant so much more than enormous gonads raging to enter me. I never needed large cocks. I needed someone to share the bed with me, and keep my feet warm every cold midnight. I needed someone to hug me tight that I can feel my heart pound against the walls of my chest. I needed someone to hold my hands and fit them better than any pair of gloves would. I needed someone's glowing eyes to intently look at me that when I look at them deep enough, I can see myself. You are my every someone.

Perhaps my soul were always looking for that right person to come along. You always made my day. Now that my life is closing upon me, I guess it is only right to say that you made my lifetime.

Peacock, yes, I'll still use the name, thank you.

Love, Cornflakes and apples.

 

P.S. Every time you look at your petite gonad, please be reminded of me. I know you'll do that often. And please smile every time you do. :)


Fiction please. ;P
Making love with a woman and sleeping with a woman are two separate passions, not merely different but opposite. Love does not make itself felt in the desire for copulation but in the desire for shared sleep.
-Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness Of Being

I guess we all need someone. Sometimes, that someone finds us. Sometimes, that someone is to share our being lost.

 


 

On a random blah blah: Someone implied to me that you would know you're sexually compatible with someone by either trying it out with that person, or by remaining celibate until marriage, that you would not have anyone else to compare it with. Otherwise, it's going to be complicated.

And oh geez, wiki calls peacocks peafowls now.

Sunday, March 29, 2009

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"Wag ka nang sumayaw-sayaw at magtatalon diyan. Mapupudpod lang yang tsinelas mo, at kakabili ko lang niyan!" The mother mutters, as she talks about the pair she bought last September - it's already April. Apparently, they were poor.

Neneng is the eldest of 5 siblings. Her parents were uneducated, and to survive everyday is a miracle for them. Her parents were not the smartest - in fact, the last born is also named Neneng. They could not think of any other name. Neneng, Ana, Boy, Tina, and Neneng.

Neneng, being the first born of a disfunctional family, witnessed how her parents had sex on the streets. They usually do it around 3 in the morning in deserted alleys. Maybe Neneng was a product of miracle - she's not as foolish as her parents are, she asks, and though does not go to school, she is brilliant enough to ask questions and to learn.

She watched her mom got pregnant and give birth. Her dad administered it with such natural clumsiness, that Neneng thought it's just how life goes.