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Thursday 4 February 2016

Cinder

Whipped by winds
Provoking malicious intent
The fiery skies howled
Songs of the devil.
Never had I witnessed
Flames of resolve
Hell-bent on carnage.
With incited rage,
Hungry eyes
Stared through me
Torching the shell
This tired soul encompassed
Extinction level event
Consuming even shadows of my past
Erasing footprints of my future
I yield to its will
Inescapable relent
Wrath in the guise
of woman.


Olsfred James 2015©


Drifting


Where does your mind go…
Between pauses of my prowling fingers
Slowly,
Tenderly,
Kneading mounds of your delicate skin,
Traced with the softest of lingering kisses
Teased with passion
Awaiting elation.
Between hot breaths of lust filled sighs
Under the cloak of folded eyes 
You quiver
Shuddering with desire for more.
The crashing of musical crescendo
Paints the background
The perfect replica of your racing heart. 
Clouded is your mind
Tormented by waves of shuffling thoughts
Of needs and wants
Of right and wrong.

Tell me,
Where does your mind go?
Are you here
Or have I lost you somewhere…?


Olsfred James 2015©

Cravings


HER SCREAM FORCED me to reality. Between my abating unconsciousness I saw her sprint off as if she had seen a ghost. Technically, she was right but I still could not believe she left me. Then, a ways off, I heard the hungry growls like dogs defending their meal and totally understood her decision.
A hoard of the most terrifying sight I had ever seen pursued. Their loose flesh hung from their bones. The flesh at their jaws was raw and rotting.  They glared frightfully with devilish bulging eyes. Their tattered clothes were drenched in blood that I could not tell belonged to them or someone else.
Instinctively, I hobbled to my feet and followed her lead. She had already made her way to the entrance of the quay, steered off to the left and disappeared around a corner. Damn she was fast! If I was going to get away or even catch up with her then I was going to have to be fast too.
I pressed on, scared for my life as the hoard chased without end, or a moment to catch their breath. For a moment I swore I saw one of them smile. Horrific was the sight as its snarl portrayed a longing for the thrill in the chase. Eager to savor the taste of their next meal which by the pace I was moving was not going to be me.  Then it happened.
I couldn’t believe how close I was to her already as she vanished with another turn. As I rounded the corner and was about to call out to her she stumbled, then fell plum on her face. Oh crap! Get up! Get up! I heard myself grumbling as I approached her. I had to help her.
They were so close and gaining on us. I fell to her side, frantically shaking her from her daze. She looked at me and began screaming. Like what the hell? I’m trying to help you! She began kicking and screaming even louder. She struggled to break free from my hold.
Then she for reasons unknown to me she threw her arm into my mouth! Accidentally, I bit into her. I mean the squish and chopping of her flesh between my teeth sounded like music to my ears – the musical symphonic child of Bach and Beethoven.
I couldn’t help myself as I ripped into her neck. The warmth of her flesh was so succulent and tasted oh so good. Her blood trickled between my lips as I shoved more - of this woman I once loved - into my mouth. I was so hungry but she was so filling, I quickly justified my actions with a single thought - This way we would be together forever. I chewed on.
I bashed her head against the pavement. Repeatedly slamming her pretty face until finally… Jackpot! From the crater I had just delicately created, spooled this soft grey and white matter. I needed more. I wanted more. Quickly, I scooped a handful into my mouth. Sheer bliss.
By the time I realized it the hoard had arrived and already began gnawing away at my leftovers. I was stuffed plus she tasted so good, how could I not share.
She no longer screamed, no longer fought back. The look on what remained of her face expressed she was okay with what had transpired. Once she was okay with it, then so was I.

Olsfred James 2015©