Stories

Often It becomes difficult to tell yourself apart from the person you have given your all to. The "other" ceases to exist. Then comes the fall. Or is it an ascension???

Isolated Souls

On a lazy Saturday morning, Jim wakes up, showers, coifs (detailed), before unsuccessfully attempting to dodge wife Chris to head out for a haircut. On a previous trip, he had connected with barber Ken (those blue eyes!)… He is able to reconnect with Ken the following week, for just a trim… May appeal to those with a touch a trichophilia (i.e., arousal by hair (on the head)).

Michael is about to smite Lucifer for facilitating Man's fall.. He asks the fallen Archangel why had he done this.. to which Lucifer replies..

It was a Sunday morning. An abnormal day that showed some hints of sunshine through some holes in the clouds. So Jimmy went to a nearby Park and sat on a bench to read a book.
When he was reading, it appeared his friend Dave, a boy he knew from the working site. Dave made Jimmy to stop reading and convinced him to go with him and his friends to a dancing hall.

Johnny Storm/Daken Akihiro.

I can’t say how long I’ve wanted this, his lips on mine, his tongue in my mouth. And even as I’m thinking it, I can’t be sure if this is something I actually want or something he’s making me want. I try not to care, try to just ignore it, because he’s beautiful. He’s beautiful and terrible in the way of a massive thunderstorm, or a tidal wave, or another destructive force of nature. If I want him because he wants me to want him, I think I can live with that.

Mathurin and Evariste have been lovers for a while. Will their newly found appreciation for fetish activities change their relationship?

Ceci and her partner Natalie have kept their relationship hidden from the world: especially the world at the conservative church where Ceci works. But secrecy has claimed a price with Nat's health, and now Ceci must choose between her job and an honest life with the woman she loves.

A poem about love. Please tell me what you think.

2008 Spring Anthology