Parting Gifts
by Hazar Worth
Today was going to be the day.
His hair was well groomed. The skin was radiant like apples tossed at the moon. The gym membership was well used, as the weight issue was easily cast into an abyss of loaded memories. The increased amount of reading he had done over the last year and a half sailed him across the wider berth of true fiction written not for praise, acclaim, and notice but written from a place that gave him the dreams at night.
One dream in particular gave him her name.
In the dream, she was standing in front of him in a line. Her breasts were bountiful, like an equation that would reveal the mere glimpse to God's glorious mystery of all mysteries. She wore a tightly fitting, but tastefully obscene skirt that fell just above her knees. Her smell was a cross between cut grass and the breath of a new born. Her hair fell just below her shoulders while her eyes were large like two planets sipping from the same cusps of awareness...
In the dream, his throat felt clear and his mind stepped forth with a seemingly weak arrangement of words:
'How come you are so beautiful...?'
She turned her head towards him. Her lips were full with questions that made his penis grow heavy inside of his pants.
'I am beautiful because I am looking for a man like you...'
She stepped towards him. Her hand found his cargo, and her touch made his lips part like the stretched out song of a blues musician. Her breath was sticky sweet, reminding him of being an any drowning in the juices of freshly squeezed oranges. She squeezed his full cargo even harder as their lips formed the pact that would launch him across the moonless black of his journey....
The cell phone in his pocket vibrated. A smile crossed his face as his hand retrieved it.
'Hello..?'
'Hey little bro. Listen, I need for you to pick up Doris from her job. I am stuck in traffice and she needs to get back home right away for our party. Do you think you can help me out here little bro..?'
'Sure. No problem. Talk to you later...'
Returning the phone back to his pocket, he smiled at himself in the mirror remembering her distinct words:
'Nothing makes a man a man like a man who knows what he wants...'
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Like a dream, this piece spoke to me. Like blues played in the background, I sat in the audience and I paid close attention.
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sweet images here - good one. "one dream in particular gave him her name." is great. i like how the piece does and does not take itself completely seriously.
A piece inspired by our inspired piece Finnegan, 'Fungus', and a nice overdose of the great album Them Crooked Vulture. You sparked the mirth of my mind with your 'Fungus' my friend..
your style just flows like toothpaste out of the tube. gooey and sticky, yet lush in an opulent, pasty mass. words are merely soft clay in your sculptor's hands this is so tasty, well done zar.
i think there's a typo in your title. or not?
I have such good influences surrounding me Sol, and tugging at me like an overactive dog wanting to be taken for his glorious walk.
And I thank you Sol.
Love this: "The skin was radiant like apples tossed at the moon."
Good piece, Hazar. I enjoyed it.
"tastefully obscene skirt". hmmm.
i must look in my wardrobe for one of those.
you have a dreamy way with words hazar mon ami. i will fave this.
To Susan, Sam, and Nora:
Thank you. I am inspired (unabashedly) by the works that I have observed from writers such as the three of you, Frank Hinton, Finnegan Flawnt, Michael Solender, Andrew Bowen, and a few others thrown into my mixing closet. I read and I observe, and I am stirred by the supple harmonies created and invoked by your thoughts and your thinkings....
And I feel this urgent honor to step inside of my creative world and allow my characters to step inside of my waking world....
To all of you, I am thankful.