A Night Saved By ColorA Story by Jack The RabbitThis is one of my little fantasies.
Music pounds through the floor and shakes my body, the bass filling my
chest to a near unbearable point. Lights flash off the walls, tearing
the moment away and filling it with blinding color. I'm in another world now, one that erases my bad decisions with lights. I try to look for the right object to erase. Through the light I find her against the wall, eying me.
'With her high-heel against the wall, kind of dancing, though not at all.' The light takes another moment and I know I'm moving through the bodies toward her, but the only proof is the glimpses I get when the color pauses. Green. She's closer. Pink. I can see the color of her lipstick. Purple. I'm there. I don't bother speaking, but I wouldn't know what to say anyway. In the end it doesn't matter. She knows what I'm there for and pulls me to her by my vest, her mouth meeting mine without any pretense. Her lips work against my own with experience, something I'm not surprised by. I push my hand against the pulsing wall behind her and cup her face with my other, pressing my hips into hers. I can feel the song through her body and I press harder. The back pockets of my jeans fill with her hands as she holds me in place, our mouths melding together, moving as if one intends to eat the other. Soon our breath is quick and she's turning her head to pant in air, her chest rising and falling against mine like a panicked animal. I follow and kiss her lips softly, ignoring the taste of red lipstick that finally coats my tongue. My mouth moves along her jaw to the spot just below her ear and I open my eyes for the first time since approaching her. The lights strobe and demand more bite-sized pieces of life, but I don't want to be surrounded by time again. No more moments. I try to ignore it, but I can feel the lights on my skin. They move in time to the blood in my veins and pound in my body, refusing me the curvy escape that's pressed to me. I groan in aggravation and push myself off the wall, her hands slipping out of my pockets. I don't look at her again as I turn and move through the people surrounding me, their bodies warm and thick. I've lost enough time for tonight. © 2010 Jack The RabbitAuthor's Note
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Added on August 17, 2010Last Updated on August 25, 2010 AuthorJack The RabbitOrldando, United States Minor Outlying IslandsAboutJack is an alias that just happens to sound cool with 'Rabbit'. Both are names that I'll go by. I'm from Florida and I've been trying to get some stuff out in the world. My writings are all origin.. more..Writing
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