The_PG
Fucking Magic
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- May 27, 2007
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((OOC: PM me your first post please, open for one female, but I'm willing to start the thread again if anyone wants to also try it out. I've done this thread before (not on Literotica) and it's very fun, both sides have a great time *evil grin*))
The eternal question shall, oh yes, shall ring in your mind as i prance about your query in naked innocence. I shall, oh yes, shall never be found out by your inquiry into my being, what am I? Where am I? When am I? Why am I? Who, who am I? You shall, oh yes, shall ask again and again... And again these questions to many people, tall elegant ones, short slob ones. Then the inverse and opposite of those as many times as you feel like you shall, oh yes, shall ask those under emphasizing questions about me.
I am tantalizing you now, drawing you into my midst with a breath that is so perfect, so sensitive, so blissful you cannot think. Your eyes roll, your pulse races, you breathing becomes shallow and faint, but more audible. You remember vaguely the mysteries that surround someone of my stature, my demeanor, my legend, if you will permit the license.
Now my touch, my hand, my lips. They combine in an assault that leaves your knees shaking, your eyes closed, your breath and pulse are now both racing towards an unknown goal, each trying to outdo the other. My hands, so delicate, so precise know exactly where they should touch you, know exactly where they should be firm and be soft, they know you as if you were part of them. My lips. They are so soft, so sensuous, they are the true danger. Your body wilts to them, leaving my hands just an addition to their unyielding passion and lust that they arose.
Circling your lips now, teasing them as the pucker out to kiss, to return my impossible to return feelings that well deep in the core of your being. Deeper then any man has taken you, deeper then any feeling has run into your spine. You do not know what to do, slowly you freeze as you feel my hands again, for the very first and last time you feel them, slowly drawing the wire fast across your neck... Who... Am... I?
Then you awake.
Everyday you follow me closely, how do I know? Perhaps we will add that to our collection of questions which I shall refresh you on; how do i know? What am I? Where am I? When am I? Why am I? Who, who am I?
Now you know What I am. I am him. The one you wake up to read about in the morning, the one that frightens you when your co-worker accidentally sneaks up on you during your coffee break. The one who brings your heart into your throat when the other driver tries to jump the green light turning left from the opposite direction, the one that makes your pulse race at the misplacement of your wallet or purse for any amount of time.
Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself." Never were truer words spoken, except that he did not know, like you do, that I posses that word, that I am the full meaning and extent of that word. Fear. That is my call sign, my aptly given and accepted from the press name. First appearing in the New York Times as I took my sixth victim, then came following for the seventh through twelfth.
Now it is your turn, I have followed you, known you, studied you. You ask how I know that you know who I am. I have watched you, studied you for a long, long time. The number thirteen is unlucky, yet you have been chosen to be the thirteenth victim, your name has rung loudly through my head.
The phone rings in your living room.
What do you do?
The eternal question shall, oh yes, shall ring in your mind as i prance about your query in naked innocence. I shall, oh yes, shall never be found out by your inquiry into my being, what am I? Where am I? When am I? Why am I? Who, who am I? You shall, oh yes, shall ask again and again... And again these questions to many people, tall elegant ones, short slob ones. Then the inverse and opposite of those as many times as you feel like you shall, oh yes, shall ask those under emphasizing questions about me.
I am tantalizing you now, drawing you into my midst with a breath that is so perfect, so sensitive, so blissful you cannot think. Your eyes roll, your pulse races, you breathing becomes shallow and faint, but more audible. You remember vaguely the mysteries that surround someone of my stature, my demeanor, my legend, if you will permit the license.
Now my touch, my hand, my lips. They combine in an assault that leaves your knees shaking, your eyes closed, your breath and pulse are now both racing towards an unknown goal, each trying to outdo the other. My hands, so delicate, so precise know exactly where they should touch you, know exactly where they should be firm and be soft, they know you as if you were part of them. My lips. They are so soft, so sensuous, they are the true danger. Your body wilts to them, leaving my hands just an addition to their unyielding passion and lust that they arose.
Circling your lips now, teasing them as the pucker out to kiss, to return my impossible to return feelings that well deep in the core of your being. Deeper then any man has taken you, deeper then any feeling has run into your spine. You do not know what to do, slowly you freeze as you feel my hands again, for the very first and last time you feel them, slowly drawing the wire fast across your neck... Who... Am... I?
Then you awake.
Everyday you follow me closely, how do I know? Perhaps we will add that to our collection of questions which I shall refresh you on; how do i know? What am I? Where am I? When am I? Why am I? Who, who am I?
Now you know What I am. I am him. The one you wake up to read about in the morning, the one that frightens you when your co-worker accidentally sneaks up on you during your coffee break. The one who brings your heart into your throat when the other driver tries to jump the green light turning left from the opposite direction, the one that makes your pulse race at the misplacement of your wallet or purse for any amount of time.
Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, "The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself." Never were truer words spoken, except that he did not know, like you do, that I posses that word, that I am the full meaning and extent of that word. Fear. That is my call sign, my aptly given and accepted from the press name. First appearing in the New York Times as I took my sixth victim, then came following for the seventh through twelfth.
Now it is your turn, I have followed you, known you, studied you. You ask how I know that you know who I am. I have watched you, studied you for a long, long time. The number thirteen is unlucky, yet you have been chosen to be the thirteenth victim, your name has rung loudly through my head.
The phone rings in your living room.
What do you do?