bill512
01-11-2004, 5:59 AM
"Jesus Christ ..." Ben's tongue was on the table. She was fantastically erotic. The way she looked. The way she moved. Everything seemed a slow motion, characteristic of impeccable grace. The stuff of legends and myth, this woman of the dance. Of the strip tease. His stare centered around her naval where everything else seemed a pivot. And those muscles never lost control. Not once was there a jerk or a twitch of unevenness and awkwardness. It was slow and smooth like water. Like wave.
"That's Suna." Brian said. "Incredible isn't she." "Unbelievable. How long has she been working here?" "Just started last week. Brenda signed her on." And the temptation whirlwind began. She seemed a natural up on the stage ... around the pole ... upside down ... stretching ... wrapping herself around and teasing, forcing Ben's head into a spin. She had long Cher like hair that went all the way down to the tailbone. And dark eyes. Black eyes. Like a sharks eyes.
"Wait till she gets the banana." "What?" "Watch the banana routine." And sure enough she slowly peeled a banana open from the bottom. It made the eye flinch and flicker, the upsidedown way of doing it. But her hands touched it with tingles in the crotch, peeling off its skin, and holding it at the handle. "Oh my God." "Yah." And Brian laughed. "Oh my God."
"Don't even think about it." "What?" "I know what you're thinking, and don't even think about it." "Why?" "She's off limits. No one can get near her." "Says who?" "Says her." Brian produced a look of disappointment. "I'm serious buddy. She said she'd leave, and ever since she started we've been busting benchmark." "I'm just going to talk to her." "Ok ... but don't say I didn't warn you."
Describing Suna would be like trying to teach Nuclear Physics to a classroom of people who didn't speak English. The language of love is a language never spoken. Never worded. Never defined. And that's the look of Suna. Pure love affair. Pure silence. She gave off an aura of such presence that every guy in that strip tease bar felt 200% more just having watched her. Two hundred percent inspired. Like a "hey ... maybe there is something to live for. Maybe there is some reason to cut back on the booze and the drugs, and make something of myself." Suna was woman, and the sight of her left you feeling priviledged. Not turned on. Not macho. But priviledged. That's how beautiful she was.
But Suna had a secret. A sexual secret. Her love was poisoned. So potent and intense as to be deadly and destructive. One of the reasons why they don't, for example, burn hydrogen fuel in internal combustion engines was because of the characteristics of pure water. There isn't any pure water on the planet. It's all diluted. Softened. Pure water eats steel, and flesh. Like an acid. The engine would run, but the process of combustion and thereby producing pure H2O would make for such caustic purity that the engine would last maybe a year. If you were lucky. Such was the similar predicament with Suna. Pure womanhood. Pure love, so concentrated that it burned holes in your heart. And other things ...
When Suna loved, people died. The loneliest woman in the world, and Ben was going to be one of the few lucky ones to find out why ...
"That's Suna." Brian said. "Incredible isn't she." "Unbelievable. How long has she been working here?" "Just started last week. Brenda signed her on." And the temptation whirlwind began. She seemed a natural up on the stage ... around the pole ... upside down ... stretching ... wrapping herself around and teasing, forcing Ben's head into a spin. She had long Cher like hair that went all the way down to the tailbone. And dark eyes. Black eyes. Like a sharks eyes.
"Wait till she gets the banana." "What?" "Watch the banana routine." And sure enough she slowly peeled a banana open from the bottom. It made the eye flinch and flicker, the upsidedown way of doing it. But her hands touched it with tingles in the crotch, peeling off its skin, and holding it at the handle. "Oh my God." "Yah." And Brian laughed. "Oh my God."
"Don't even think about it." "What?" "I know what you're thinking, and don't even think about it." "Why?" "She's off limits. No one can get near her." "Says who?" "Says her." Brian produced a look of disappointment. "I'm serious buddy. She said she'd leave, and ever since she started we've been busting benchmark." "I'm just going to talk to her." "Ok ... but don't say I didn't warn you."
Describing Suna would be like trying to teach Nuclear Physics to a classroom of people who didn't speak English. The language of love is a language never spoken. Never worded. Never defined. And that's the look of Suna. Pure love affair. Pure silence. She gave off an aura of such presence that every guy in that strip tease bar felt 200% more just having watched her. Two hundred percent inspired. Like a "hey ... maybe there is something to live for. Maybe there is some reason to cut back on the booze and the drugs, and make something of myself." Suna was woman, and the sight of her left you feeling priviledged. Not turned on. Not macho. But priviledged. That's how beautiful she was.
But Suna had a secret. A sexual secret. Her love was poisoned. So potent and intense as to be deadly and destructive. One of the reasons why they don't, for example, burn hydrogen fuel in internal combustion engines was because of the characteristics of pure water. There isn't any pure water on the planet. It's all diluted. Softened. Pure water eats steel, and flesh. Like an acid. The engine would run, but the process of combustion and thereby producing pure H2O would make for such caustic purity that the engine would last maybe a year. If you were lucky. Such was the similar predicament with Suna. Pure womanhood. Pure love, so concentrated that it burned holes in your heart. And other things ...
When Suna loved, people died. The loneliest woman in the world, and Ben was going to be one of the few lucky ones to find out why ...