swallowedme
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Needed. Yes, you are wanted and needed. Special you.
I have a story I'd written some time ago and I just thought of how to delvelop it but first I need to know if it has any merit. It is slightly over 800 words and basically an introduction to the main character.
I have another story-start that I think showcases my writing style and the where and whys of my needing help. Though it is not erotica I am posting that little bit here and if you think may be able to offer some help please get in touch with me.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
~M
Man in the Park
Crazy Bill. Satellite Jack. His name was not Jack or Bill, or Tom or Sam. It had been a long time since he'd remembered his name and almost as long since he'd remembered he'd had a name to be forgotten. He was, to his own mind, God's man. To the world around him he was barely visible; one in any number of old men, wandering the city in army surplus clothing. Skin red, chapped and wrinkled, long thin patchy hair that flew up around his head and stuck out in all directions. One of any number of men, all unworthy of notice.
Unable to recall the days before his life started, he only remembered the waking up, bleary eyed and cold, as if a loud noise had startled him. A delicate layer of frost decorated his clothes and he marveled in how it sparkled and looked golden in the morning light. "How could this be? I am bejeweled."
Standing, he was aware of the light glinting off buildings and the morning sun warming him. With his hands in his pockets he started to walk. The sharp corners of papers pushed at his fingers and he pulled them, crumpled into balls, from his coat. There they were four scraps of paper. Crevice and shadow waiting to be revealed. Carrying them cupped in his dirty calloused hands, he walked without seeing to the nearest park bench and sat down.
Placing three in his lap, he opened the first. An advertisement for some suburban estates that claimed,"Beautiful design" and "all you could ever wish for". The second paper, a note from a parent to a child expressing eternal love and pride in whom they had become. The third paper, smoothed out at set on his knee was the first he had found, wrapped around a tree trunk, dirty and muddied. It had once been an interview with a politician but only part of the bold face title caption was still legible. "I am here for You!"
The last page was his daily affirmation, a flyer from the Peace Corps that ordered, "Do good works".
His daily ritual since that first day he had woken up to the loud boom in his head and found the words of God in his pocket.
I have a story I'd written some time ago and I just thought of how to delvelop it but first I need to know if it has any merit. It is slightly over 800 words and basically an introduction to the main character.
I have another story-start that I think showcases my writing style and the where and whys of my needing help. Though it is not erotica I am posting that little bit here and if you think may be able to offer some help please get in touch with me.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
~M
Man in the Park
Crazy Bill. Satellite Jack. His name was not Jack or Bill, or Tom or Sam. It had been a long time since he'd remembered his name and almost as long since he'd remembered he'd had a name to be forgotten. He was, to his own mind, God's man. To the world around him he was barely visible; one in any number of old men, wandering the city in army surplus clothing. Skin red, chapped and wrinkled, long thin patchy hair that flew up around his head and stuck out in all directions. One of any number of men, all unworthy of notice.
Unable to recall the days before his life started, he only remembered the waking up, bleary eyed and cold, as if a loud noise had startled him. A delicate layer of frost decorated his clothes and he marveled in how it sparkled and looked golden in the morning light. "How could this be? I am bejeweled."
Standing, he was aware of the light glinting off buildings and the morning sun warming him. With his hands in his pockets he started to walk. The sharp corners of papers pushed at his fingers and he pulled them, crumpled into balls, from his coat. There they were four scraps of paper. Crevice and shadow waiting to be revealed. Carrying them cupped in his dirty calloused hands, he walked without seeing to the nearest park bench and sat down.
Placing three in his lap, he opened the first. An advertisement for some suburban estates that claimed,"Beautiful design" and "all you could ever wish for". The second paper, a note from a parent to a child expressing eternal love and pride in whom they had become. The third paper, smoothed out at set on his knee was the first he had found, wrapped around a tree trunk, dirty and muddied. It had once been an interview with a politician but only part of the bold face title caption was still legible. "I am here for You!"
The last page was his daily affirmation, a flyer from the Peace Corps that ordered, "Do good works".
His daily ritual since that first day he had woken up to the loud boom in his head and found the words of God in his pocket.