Sonya spoke
of Kierkegaard.
I sat enthralled,
not by the Danish philosopher
or his philosophy,
but by her,
the way she sat
outside the Parisian café,
her long blonde hair,
her blues eyes
like deep fires,
awaking
my ****** desires,
the way she waved
her slim hand.
She was eating
her second croissant.
I liked the way
she licked
her fingers after,
each one
at least twice,
as if they
were small penises
waiting in turn
to be done,
one by one.
She sipped her coffee,
licked her lips.
I studied
her small ****,
firm and tight,
waiting to be touched
or ******.
She spoke
of Kierkgeaard's books,
of the leap of faith.
I thought of her
secret garden
waiting to be dug
and ******.
I sipped coffee,
held it on my tongue,
around my mouth,
savouring it all,
the taste,
the warmth,
the slight bitterness,
sweetness,
each in turn.
She spoke of
Fear and Trembling,
Either/Or,
The Sickness Unto Death,
and other books
he'd written,
that Kierkegaard guy,
while I sat there,
drinking her all in,
hair,
eyes,
**** and hands
and fingers
licking and *******,
while sat dreaming
of bed and her
and digging
and *******.
A ****** ENCOUNTER IN PARIS IN 1973.
