Hawthorne
Really Experienced
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- Apr 14, 2002
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Late at Night in the City
OOC: This thread is open to anyone who'd like to join in. There are no limitations. Personally I'm looking for a very gothic style dj to fool around with.
IC:
Katie: Red hair, green eyes, twenty years old.
My head still hurts from last night's hangover. My eyes still blur a little when I try to focus. But I feel inevitably drawn to moving tonight, taxis, and dark streets, and damp pavements, and gaudily lit clubs, and cafes, and salsa bands, and djs brought over from the UK. My shoes are scuffed, my legs a little bruised, but I still feel that I need to put on a clean jacket and brush my hair and coat my lips with lipstick and find a place, some ultra modern bar hidden above an old building full of couches and fabric and keep drinking, keep drinking, keep drinking.
I stand with my back to the window and a glass of champagne in my hand, composed, sedate, quiet, unimposing, and yet I feel compelled to sway a little to the music the dj spins. Over and over, tune after tune, in some dark gothic splendour I watch him as he runs his fingers over vinyl. soothing away last night, welcoming this one.
He drops his head forward and touches tongue tip to lip, carefully orchestrating the right movement that brings two tracks seamlessly together. Long dark hair spills over his shoulders onto his velvet jacket, and I watch, my fingers itch, beneath the dark black satin of my dress I feel a fresh prickle of sweat tease at the possibility of erasing all time before now.
OOC: This thread is open to anyone who'd like to join in. There are no limitations. Personally I'm looking for a very gothic style dj to fool around with.
IC:
Katie: Red hair, green eyes, twenty years old.
My head still hurts from last night's hangover. My eyes still blur a little when I try to focus. But I feel inevitably drawn to moving tonight, taxis, and dark streets, and damp pavements, and gaudily lit clubs, and cafes, and salsa bands, and djs brought over from the UK. My shoes are scuffed, my legs a little bruised, but I still feel that I need to put on a clean jacket and brush my hair and coat my lips with lipstick and find a place, some ultra modern bar hidden above an old building full of couches and fabric and keep drinking, keep drinking, keep drinking.
I stand with my back to the window and a glass of champagne in my hand, composed, sedate, quiet, unimposing, and yet I feel compelled to sway a little to the music the dj spins. Over and over, tune after tune, in some dark gothic splendour I watch him as he runs his fingers over vinyl. soothing away last night, welcoming this one.
He drops his head forward and touches tongue tip to lip, carefully orchestrating the right movement that brings two tracks seamlessly together. Long dark hair spills over his shoulders onto his velvet jacket, and I watch, my fingers itch, beneath the dark black satin of my dress I feel a fresh prickle of sweat tease at the possibility of erasing all time before now.