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A silent one, All we are saying, daydream in blue, Jacob Vlaška cloud 9, She's a Waterfall, The wind it just whips her and wails And fills up her brigantine sails, This too shall pass
I’ve just popped into the bathroom to . . .’freshen up’ for the evening’s activities. That’s what I’ve told Jacob anyway – exceptionally delectable Jacob. Yes, he is. Still, the truth of the matter is that I’m actually sorting myself out, and I must be quick about it too. Not all men would understand my needs, and this is our very first night of passion, after all. Luckily, I’ve practiced so many times I can usually hit the spot and be finished in less than a minute. When alone, I take my time, naturally!
I hear him singing ‘Waterfall’ by the good old Stone Roses. It’s a favourite of mine, and he’s murdering it slowly, so I stifle my laughter and clamp a hand hard over my mouth. I really must get going, or his singing might stop, his patience lapse, and he’ll get going himself – out of the door that is, leaving naught behind him bar the echo of a terrible tune, a lost smile, and the crumbs of some dark mutterings.
The plastic is hard and unforgiving under my long piano-key fingers, and I always find myself wondering how on earth something so lengthy could possibly fit into what feels like such a small orifice . . . Still, human bodies are exceptionally elastic when they want to be, aren’t they?
One deep breath later, plus a quick check that there’s enough lube on there, and I’m off. I begin to slide the long, smooth white plastic inside myself, then quickly withdraw it, reposition my hips – I’m sat on the toilet with one leg hoisted onto the bath tub, right foot pushing for purchase upon it, the other firmly planted upon the floor under my left knee which is flat against the bathroom wall. An incredibly unflattering yet necessary pose – and then I’m in again, and, and, yes, yes that’s it! A burst of relief and pleasure floods my being from head to toe and I hold back a guttural groan to protect my modesty whilst on he wails, happily, in the bedroom to the other side of this cheap hollow door.
I then do actually have a quick freshen up.
I emerge to find him concentrating hard; brows knitted, in flagrante delicto, his right hand pumping away merrily as he stands completely nude by the night table, casting some impressive shadow puppetry upon the wall.
“Bloody hell, you started without me!” I cry, laughing loudly at his impatience and utter lack of embarrassment. He ceases his play and bounds across the bedroom, swooping, picks me up with ease and chucks me onto the old, creaking, king-size mattress, his laughter joining my own.
“Do you know how long you’ve been in there, Sally?! It’s a miracle this monkey hasn’t been near choked to death! You must be taking the piss, I can only be pushed so far you know missy!” His outrage is mock to the extent he should be booed off a stage somewhere dressed as a ham and pelted with rotten cabbages, and I love him all the more for it.
I reply, with a contrived casualness almost sure to convince, “Oh, I take the piss all the time sweetie, you’ll just have to get used to it. Anyway, some things are worth waiting for . . .”
I’m hoping he isn’t the nosy sort, and so won’t poke about in the bathroom, finding the multiple packets of uretic catheters I have in the cupboard, of which I have no choice but to employ the use of up to nine times a day in order to relieve myself and prevent any unfortunate ‘accidents’.
I very much doubt he’s ever met anyone who takes the piss quite as much as I do.
This is ACE! And Jacob sounds lovely, although if he is going to sing the Stone Roses he should really up his game.
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Thank you! Hahahaha, I don’t think Ian Brown need fear for his job unless Jacob does indeed take some singing lessons. – falls about
Very kind of you to tell me misses, shakes her hand and hands over a sticky bun at the same time.
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Oooh a sticky bun – you know how to make a girl smile! 😀 I actually have an Oreo cupcake sitting right on my desk, I’m just waiting for the perfect moment to indulge.
Big hugs to the cloud!
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i have a crippling sense of wrong doing for whoever wrote this post, sorry to offend
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Why on earth do you feel that Jessie?
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I thoroughly enjoyed this my Lady! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! (warm smile)
Mmmmm… more please.
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Why thank you Professor! I’m pleased you enjoyed it’s flow – laughs. Ones like this slip across the aether to esme every now and again and some of them occasionally manage to make the grade too, so there’s every chance of more I’m sure – nods.
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This is exceptional, sophisticated and also quite beautiful too, in my opinion. You have fearlessly held a mirror to the reader’s mind, Esme, and doubtless along with others, I soon realised how closeted in dull mundanity my own was come the completion of the read. I think that’s an important function of art, to present the viewer (reader) with their own reflection, but now filtered by the artwork viewed (or read). Art is dead when it merely represents, surely? Is it even worthy of the name? I think not, and we are there talking about mere craftsmanship, or technical prowess – an old discussion. Sophisticated, I thought, a word coming from the Greek ‘sophistikos’ and ‘sophistes’ – “a wise (wo)man, a masterful one, a teacher, one with worldly wisdom, refinement, and discrimination”. And beauty, I also thought, in the poignancy, the sharp though elegantly balanced tension between the body/mind’s desires and its relentless need for mundane maintenance – there’s beauty in that poise too, in navigating that path with dignity and honesty, if indeed one does, though as Sally surely did here. Beauty touches us, and who could not be touched by this wonderful piece of writing. Many congratulations, and also my respect for the pure integrity you show here; one very rarely sees it.
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Things are not always as they seem eh? My favourite writing that others have wrought often, (but by no means always) have some kind of reveal or twist, and you’re right, it is about honesty, the honesty of such a straight up subject as a medical condition, set within one a scenario that is ideally, (for both of the characters I quite literally imagine), a romantic, care-free one. Sally is using humour to protect herself from the fear of being seen in such an unglamourous pose as that she has no choice but to employ. By the looks of it all, Jacob would not blink an eye I’m sure, (or at least only one or two blinks of surprise perhaps) regarding her condition, but a first night such as this can be make or break for some couples, and so I doubt she wants to expose herself entirely just yet. People harbour a great deal of fear as to how others will react, (potential mates in particular), to the admission of health issues that may involve all manner of reveals, be they as obvious as scars, or as secret as the bladder issue Sally has here.
“Art is dead when it merely represents, surely?” – Tricky one that, for myself I’d say yes; I may see great beauty in work that is representational alone, but I am not touched by it. And I do like to be touched – pegs it briefly, then returns because she ain’t done yet. – So far as questions go, that one needs more in depth thought than I have given here, but that is my two penneth in a nut-shell – nods.
“And beauty, I also thought, in the poignancy, the sharp though elegantly balanced tension between the body/mind’s desires and its relentless need for mundane maintenance – there’s beauty in that poise too, in navigating that path with dignity and honesty, if indeed one does, though as Sally surely did here.” – Thank you so much Hariod, for finding beauty in there, the dignity and honesty. One can only try, and for myself, success is finding out how a piece of writing has been translated and received. Clearly this one hasn’t hit the mark for everyone, but that’s someone one has to shoulder, and consider for a while methinks. You can’t please ’em all, all of the time mind you.
I’m honoured Hariod, huge thanks yet again. X
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This, my friend, is superb.
Now I want to see your stocks lo
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Superb you say? Thank you mak!! What does this mean though? “Now I want to see your stocks lo”
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Somewhere in there the wish is for Jacob not to be too curious to see why every bathroom visit takes so long.
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Awww, yes indeed. Not just now. Sometimes it’s good for everyone to push certain realities aside for a while and simply enjoy the ride (that is life I mean – laughs)
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Life is to be lived, to the fullest.
Sadly the time we have to live is too short. A lot of it is taken learning how to live
sends many greetings to esme utC
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Fine words. Well said that man.
esme agreeing heartily upon the Cloud
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Ugh! I so feel Sally’s pain! 😉
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It isn’t the best to be sure, though I’m glad you do in a way – laughs. . Who knows when such challenges may appear upon our own wandering lifelines? And how fortunate we are not to walk in other folk’s shoes at times too eh?!
Thank you so much for commenting Lonestar, always a pleasure to see you upon the Cloud.
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So true… I have found that the grass is not always greener on the other side! 🙂
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