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Bountiful

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Aug 4, 2017 12:00 am

Grey t-shirt and faded denim. That's what she wore.

Surprisingly, what adorned her upper part of the body is the detail I noticed much later. With her back turned towards me, the faded denim-ed bulge was where I lost my thoughts. I couldn't believe my good luck to be in the presence of such blinding magnificence.

I was lost in that way too long to actually feel sorry and shame.

I was reminded of Ragamuffin. Especially, the ill-fated date. She standing in front of the mirror. Stretching herself (Was she standing on her toe?), tying up her hair, the immense butt ostensibly overstepping the laws of physics. There was an unmistakable urge to walk up to her, surprise her with a hug and bury my lips into her neck and shoulder.

Unfortunately, if she was giving hints, I was a total idiot to miss every single one of them. I walked away from her apartment, disappointed in myself and supposedly disappointing her.

Maybe I should stop gazing this beautiful stranger with bountiful posterior.

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