wickedpen
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Memory Lane (closed Homerun2611)
"So I am going to pitch you something and I hope you have an open mind." the stranger who had rolled into the office said. He wore a immaculate black suit, black tie, black shirt, with a striking van dyke of jet black hair and a pony tail of the same, he was basically Lou Cypher from Angle Heart.
"Line jumping": he said waiting for a reaction, which of course was the poker face chiseled and handsome from years in the venture captial business.
"Line jumping huh?" the fifty year old said nonplussed.
"Put time in front of it and what do you have?" the stranger said as he pulled a strange Opal the size of a cue ball from his pocket and held it out in his hand. The husband and father of four could not help but notice the pitchman's long pointed finger nails, honed to fine points.
"Time line jumping." the business man said warming to the idea, as his inner self salivates at the idea, his exterior remains dispassionate but attentive.
"Yes Rick, time, line, jumping." the pitch continues somehow knowingly where this master of markets' mind was already headed.
"How many decisions have you made and regretted? Looked back on what could have been, if you had had a mind capable of understanding things in a wiser way. I think certainly more clearly than you would have say, twenty seven years back." the stranger too wears a mask of stoicism.
"Imagine that body wanting nothing in that moment, behind that anonymous hotel room door, but you dancing hard and wet in the dark." his words trail off as everything fades away, spellbound, somewhere between a powerful memory in this skyline office and that flirty little woman, in that Toronto hotel so many years ago.
"It's all in your mind Rick." he says standing and stepping to the window overlooking the city, tossing the white sparkling orb.
"I would imagine, thinking of that moment, that switch in the time train tracks, of your consciousness, what if?" He turns and looks at you holding the object.
"I imagine even at this distance," he says standing eight feet from you in front of your desk,
"it's power is effecting you." he says then steps forwards a pace and suddenly,
"So, I guess that's good night..." comes from her soft wet lips in the dimly lit hotel hallway. It is so familiar it seems real, but Rick is the wizened fifty one year old in mind, but he does not have to look down to know his body is of that younger Rick. That Rick that attracted prime blondes like blood draws sharks, since he was old enough to jack off. And now at the prime of his life, his mind is no longer constrained by the barriers to were constructed by your family, your friends, your church and your government.
Stepping back the man in black drops the orb into his pocket breaking the spell, awakening Rick from the dream, and to the possibilities in that stone.
Lou smiles, "You only get 59 minutes, after that you are back." He watches the smile form as memories flood the community pillar of a man behind his mahogany desk over looking the city, like a modern king.
"But you will have to live with the knowledge of whatever you do will continue to effect that time line moving forward." he says dismissively like a fast talking legal disclaimer reader.
"So I am going to pitch you something and I hope you have an open mind." the stranger who had rolled into the office said. He wore a immaculate black suit, black tie, black shirt, with a striking van dyke of jet black hair and a pony tail of the same, he was basically Lou Cypher from Angle Heart.
"Line jumping": he said waiting for a reaction, which of course was the poker face chiseled and handsome from years in the venture captial business.
"Line jumping huh?" the fifty year old said nonplussed.
"Put time in front of it and what do you have?" the stranger said as he pulled a strange Opal the size of a cue ball from his pocket and held it out in his hand. The husband and father of four could not help but notice the pitchman's long pointed finger nails, honed to fine points.
"Time line jumping." the business man said warming to the idea, as his inner self salivates at the idea, his exterior remains dispassionate but attentive.
"Yes Rick, time, line, jumping." the pitch continues somehow knowingly where this master of markets' mind was already headed.
"How many decisions have you made and regretted? Looked back on what could have been, if you had had a mind capable of understanding things in a wiser way. I think certainly more clearly than you would have say, twenty seven years back." the stranger too wears a mask of stoicism.
"Imagine that body wanting nothing in that moment, behind that anonymous hotel room door, but you dancing hard and wet in the dark." his words trail off as everything fades away, spellbound, somewhere between a powerful memory in this skyline office and that flirty little woman, in that Toronto hotel so many years ago.
"It's all in your mind Rick." he says standing and stepping to the window overlooking the city, tossing the white sparkling orb.
"I would imagine, thinking of that moment, that switch in the time train tracks, of your consciousness, what if?" He turns and looks at you holding the object.
"I imagine even at this distance," he says standing eight feet from you in front of your desk,
"it's power is effecting you." he says then steps forwards a pace and suddenly,
"So, I guess that's good night..." comes from her soft wet lips in the dimly lit hotel hallway. It is so familiar it seems real, but Rick is the wizened fifty one year old in mind, but he does not have to look down to know his body is of that younger Rick. That Rick that attracted prime blondes like blood draws sharks, since he was old enough to jack off. And now at the prime of his life, his mind is no longer constrained by the barriers to were constructed by your family, your friends, your church and your government.
Stepping back the man in black drops the orb into his pocket breaking the spell, awakening Rick from the dream, and to the possibilities in that stone.
Lou smiles, "You only get 59 minutes, after that you are back." He watches the smile form as memories flood the community pillar of a man behind his mahogany desk over looking the city, like a modern king.
"But you will have to live with the knowledge of whatever you do will continue to effect that time line moving forward." he says dismissively like a fast talking legal disclaimer reader.
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