wickedpen
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I loved leaning back against the brick wall of the bar. A Bud bottle in my hand, thick and cold and hard. A Camel in my other hand calming my nerves. One untied combat boot pulled up on the wall under my nice hard round jean covered ass. A green military surplus jacket hangs off my narrow pale shoulders under a white Suicidal Tendencies tee shirt overwhelming the petite figure underneath. Black hair straight, severe over my right eye as I look up at as you walk in. I take the last drag and then wash it down.
"sure" I said to myself, committing to a non-commit relationship of conversation, that with the devil may care attitude and his physical presence taking her interest could ignite. At least a foot shorter than he, she scuffed her way over to the bar, slouched and looking down at her feet. She lights another cigarette, her slender fingers are steady and cool as she leans back on the stool next to him.
No cellphones or networks, a well built stereo was enough in the eighties, where loners congregated and the innocent lost their innocence. Cash and beer with a raspy cigarette scorched throat breathing fantasies into your ear over the loud bar music. The parking lot was dark and things could happen, good and bad.
"Buy me a beer?" I ask making lasting eye contact. My pupils like black holes pulling at you. I take a drag and exhale over your shoulder, leaning her shoulder back and letting the jacket open,
"I need him to help me." her thoughts manic inside, but cool as a she could be for everyone to see. She leans over him to ash her cigarette. Pausing for him to get a good look and answer appropriately after she retakes the stool next to him.
"What do you think I am ugly or something?" I ask straight out, fairly certain he did not but needing an in.
"sure" I said to myself, committing to a non-commit relationship of conversation, that with the devil may care attitude and his physical presence taking her interest could ignite. At least a foot shorter than he, she scuffed her way over to the bar, slouched and looking down at her feet. She lights another cigarette, her slender fingers are steady and cool as she leans back on the stool next to him.
No cellphones or networks, a well built stereo was enough in the eighties, where loners congregated and the innocent lost their innocence. Cash and beer with a raspy cigarette scorched throat breathing fantasies into your ear over the loud bar music. The parking lot was dark and things could happen, good and bad.
"Buy me a beer?" I ask making lasting eye contact. My pupils like black holes pulling at you. I take a drag and exhale over your shoulder, leaning her shoulder back and letting the jacket open,
"I need him to help me." her thoughts manic inside, but cool as a she could be for everyone to see. She leans over him to ash her cigarette. Pausing for him to get a good look and answer appropriately after she retakes the stool next to him.
"What do you think I am ugly or something?" I ask straight out, fairly certain he did not but needing an in.