Overcoming Performance Anxiety (part 2)
February 14, 2008 at 5:43 pm | Posted in writing | 11 CommentsTags: Valentines Day, writing
Well, let me just say this, you are far too beautiful for an old dog like me. You’re smarter and quicker than I am so I already know that I don’t stand a chance in any negotiation, all I can do is hold out for the best deal I can get, need and power being in inverse proportion and all, and seeing as all I have to offer is a handful of tiny coloured pearls, I figure I will just leave them here in this open window, my love, between my poor bed and the vast Moroccon night and wait for you to take pity on my poor soul, so completely absorbed in you that nothing else exists but a rhythm and two bright stars sparkling in an eternity of luscious dark curls,
and if they are still there in the morning, they are yours,
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Fate is a curious thing. Will he be able to sleep though with such a lot riding on the sunrise? (such a lot riding on the sunrise… well, if he gets lucky, I suppose, haha)
Comment by Narnie— February 14, 2008 #
Narnie…..you cheeky girl you!I,m shocked,HA
Need and power,that can be a powerful aphrodisac, lovely, as always. G
Comment by enigma— February 14, 2008 #
That was beautiful, heart-warming, and touchingly romantic.
…Brilliant!
I so long to post my own writings; alas! This trepidation and concern over it being copied shouldn’t be there at all! Not that many would copy it in the first, it being amateurish and all – but alas! such is life; such are insecurities!
Comment by Sumedh— February 14, 2008 #
sweet
The “old dog” could possibly find intrigue for others by holding mysteries to the self. I like this in that it portrays how often we reveal what we believe to be obviouse when it is not necessary and often detrimental. It is one thing to be honost and yet another to be brutaly honost.
Comment by ozymandiaz— February 14, 2008 #
beenhere shh
Comment by beeskiffle— February 15, 2008 #
Sometimes the old dog gets what he longs for. Great write today.
Comment by Tina Trivett— February 15, 2008 #
Every time I read this, it reminds me more of Christopher Walken’s portrayal of ‘The Continental’ on SNL. ““Would you care for a glass of shamPAHNya?” LOL
Comment by Bob— February 15, 2008 #
shamelessly romantic
His humble entreaty makes him
limitlessly lovable.
Comment by amuirin— February 15, 2008 #
it can be read either way, either he is die hard romantic or an old fool……..
😀
BTW, can I have those pearls?
Comment by gautami tripathy— February 15, 2008 #
Now, this is wooing with a touch of chivalry. A woman out there is batting eyelashes and raising a cocktail glass at you (there might even be footsie at work under the table, heehee). 😉
Comment by Soulless— February 16, 2008 #
Wonderful stuff! And who can resist the offer of pearls?
Comment by Tracey— February 16, 2008 #