I love you Maytime A short love story By Jude Kyrie.
I was sitting on a central park bench alone again. She was gone my job was gone. It's ok she never loved me I thought. Well perhaps I never loved her either. I loved the money hated the job. so where am I now?
The power job the money the recognition The trophy girlfriend. That's what I wanted That's what I desired. Well they had all gone now. And I felt so ****** alone.
That's when I met the the crazy lady . The hippie on steroids. She said Hello Maytime. I said Maytime? Yes she purred. wanna be my Maytime?
I need a new project and you look like you need saving. Come back with me and have a coffee she said. She was sort of hippie pretty.
I followed her. What's the harm in a coffee.? It was a walk up just on the outskirts of central park. It was nice except for the six puppies running about the place. I steal them from the perfume company labs. They use them for experimental purposes They hurt their eyes. she explained her crime in a matter of fact manner. So I break in and get them. I save things she said.
I will save you too if you want. I---I don't need saving I explained. You do so badly Just look how lost you are. No job no girl no love no happiness. No scent of a lover on you. You are lost in the wilderness.
Stay here just for Maytime. thirty days I will cure you. I turned to the door to leave She was nutty as a fruitcake. But she swirled me to face her I saw her inner beauty. Her eyes were blue as the spring sky. Her lips soft and curved at the ends In a smile that was just bursting to get out.
It was me I think Yes for sure it was me. I pulled her close and kissed her perhaps too hungry too greedy too taking Too presumptuous.
Slowly she begged slowly Maytime Gently be gentle honey. I left her and ran outside.
She followed me out into the deluge of night rain. Don't go she purred be my sweet Maytime. She held my hand. Holding my head into her soft breast.
I thought she could not see the tears falling down my face. But she knew...she knew they were there.
I followed her back into the apartment. She took me to her bed. I was quiet and gentle Just like she asked of me Just like I wanted to be Somewhere deep inside myself.
I said stupid things to her. That a man like me never says.
Like you are so beautiful I need you I need you so much You are an angel help me please. help me find me.
I reached for her so gently Our lips finding electricity when they almost but not quite touched. Igniting sparks in me that I had never felt.before.
She took off my shirt I was hers all of hers. She kissed away my my tears don't stop them let them out she whispered. Let them all go honey. And she made love to me.
I was found at last this was the me I had been lost for so long in the wilderness of New York City life. I slept deeply and peacefully for the first time In years. I lay in her arms all night. On waking I whispered I am falling in love with you. I felt her stiffen in our embrace.
Don't ever say that Maytime. Never say that that again Or I Will end us early. I knew she meant it.
I got a phone call my boss offered me my old job back. She said if you take it we are over It's what you hate doing. I turned it down and lay in homage of her.
May went by A day at time unnoticed. I felt all I could not say I was in love. Hopelessly in love with her.
Then I took the puppies for a walk! When I got back she was being sick real badly. I held her close and she was crying in the middle of the day. Hush hush honey it's ok I will make it ok I promised. But I couldn't.
She was very sick She had always been sick. This saving thing was her redemption.
She said are you cured maytime it's only the twenty fifth of May. I said yes sweetheart I am cured. I have been cured since the first day of May.
When she left me It was the last day of May. I was out finding forever homes for Brahms and Liszt Two of her puppies.
She left a note for me by her bed on the night table. She wrote I always loved you sweet Maytime. Always.
I got back to work last week It's not much of a job The pay is lousy The hours are long. But I help people at the homeless shelter. And funnily enough I really love the work.