Saturday, 22 August 2015
A New Toy!
I've shared so little of late.. So, to inform you of my ongoing existence, I thought I'd show you my new toy. I'm well pleased with it's results.
What do you think dear readers?
Would you?
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
You.
With motives
dark
a touch so
delicate
your words
inflict bruising with such eloquence.
It’s you.
You who peals
the bells that resonate beneath my skin
whose warm
praise wraps round my heart
opaque
rice paper
thin.
In you.
In you the landscape
of my desire is written
scrawled in
your hand.
Each shift of
weight, each ripple
every breath.
The
shuddering ones and the quiet.
As I retreat,
freefalling head first into fantasy
or lunge
forward, with scant regard into life unbridled
You have been
the anchor.
That which
keeps me moored.
Though tides
and wakes relentless break upon my shores
and swirl
forebodingly around the sun
it’s this
desire for you that crests
forever out
of reach
but always in
my view.
Timeless
and more.
You.
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Hiatus
So, if you've been following this page for more than a year, you'll know that I tend to drop off the radar more often than not. I wish I could blame my idle hands for that. But it's quite the opposite.
You'll also be aware that I tend to come back with a slice of filth in order to appease and apologise.
This time will be no different. I offer no excuses. It just is.
If you care to place yourself beside me for a moment...
this picture was taken during the course of an epic 11 hour drive on my recent holiday.. I got particularly aroused, for no particular reason.
It was 41* and I needed some relief.
I really do wish you could have been there!
more soon?
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
choice cuts #24...
'Haters'
by
LAW
(Lauren Holt)
A refreshingly innovative fusion of soul and hip hop the likes of which you are yet to hear, melting effortlessly into your eardrums. This girl has a voice, really has a voice. If you fancy a bit of trip-hop this will move you. Her debut EP is out for free download on soundcloud. A fascinating, entirely hypnotic live performer to boot.
Her previous single 'Hustle' is also brilliant. Listen.
'Haters'
by
LAW
(Lauren Holt)
A refreshingly innovative fusion of soul and hip hop the likes of which you are yet to hear, melting effortlessly into your eardrums. This girl has a voice, really has a voice. If you fancy a bit of trip-hop this will move you. Her debut EP is out for free download on soundcloud. A fascinating, entirely hypnotic live performer to boot.
Her previous single 'Hustle' is also brilliant. Listen.
Sunday, 9 February 2014
i swear we are connected!
i was dreaming about you last night
strange dreams of water seeping through walls..
piercing heat..
oral sex, languid
on a creaking bed
and bottles of pills.
we were travelling, i don't know where.
it was all shutter vision
comic strip style
at one point, she walked in the room
contributing ribbons and breasts to an already lavish orgy.
who knows, perhaps i was tuning in to your drunken fantasy
through the ether,
your delicate
furtive touch
from across the oceans,
shackling me.
yes.
i'd like to see you too
Monday, 27 January 2014
2013.....
ear to the ground
Ok.. so I'm decidedly late this time around, however, these here are my lists of top albums and tunes that have influenced and altered my state over the past 12 months.
Music (along with 'the road') is life. It's my constant companion. Surprisingly enough though, I don't own a pair of headphones. Music is everywhere and I want to hear it. The louder the better.
If but one of you finds a skerrick of love for any or all of the below, then I'll be happy in the knowledge that we share a passion. And I urge you to indulge along with me, at will.
In no particular order, these are my favourite recent offerings:
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Push the Sky Away
Probably the greatest Alt Rock outfit that ever came out of Oz, perhaps even the planet. The overlord of darkness at his poetic finest, lead along merrily by the never ending enthusiasm of Mr.Ellis and the rest of the mad, bad bunch.
Factory Floor - Factory Floor
Smashing debut album that skirts around descriptions; this London trio knock out one of the most compelling, non-stop live shows I've ever had the privilege to witness. Dark, thumping beats & experimental noise that sends one back to the cradle.
Nadine Shah - Love Your Dum & Mad
Haunting and punchy themes are tackled by this Northern lass, singer/songwriter. Nadines voice alone has the chilling ability to reach inside, indiscriminately, and rip at anything it lays its gravelly tones upon.
Thee Oh Sees - Floating Coffin
Straight outta San Fran, yet another offering from perhaps the most prolific band in recent history. And they keep getting better. Rock at its psychedelic and punk best. One of the most memorable shows of 2013 without doubt.
La Femme - Psycho Tropical Berlin
Cold wave, synth heavy psychedelica out of France that transports you to warmer climes in order to invoke Hui and trip haphazardly along an endless summer. Live show coming up = happy bhp.
PVT - Homosapien
A superbly thoughtful and at times experimental offering from the Aussie rock trio now calling London home. The new direction works more than favourably from go to whoa, these lads have firmly found their feet.
Major Lazer - Free the Universe
The latest sublimely eclectic body of collaborative work from master Diplo et al. From reggae through ragga to dub step and beyond. Featuring probably my fave track of the year 'Get Free'.
London Grammar - If You Wait
A sensuous and brooding debut; Mellow and painfully beautiful trip-pop masterpiece that deserves a place in pretty much everyones music library. Good when alone, for driving, crying, and inspiring.
Savages - Silence Yourself
Debut offering from this all female rock quartet. A sometimes dark and disassociative body of work. Intense. Intelligent and pretty much lawless. Patti meets Siouxsie and go tripping together.
Arctic Monkeys - AM
Probably the best album release yet from the Sheffield lads. And that says about all it needs to. Indie rock legend status confirmed.
And now for a top ten track listing.... as usual I'll venture outside the above albums and their myriad of truly killer tracks in an attempt to bring another 10 artists into my loving light.
Again in no particular order:
These are the cream of the records that helped shape my year, 2013. Overall, I thought it was an outstanding year for releases. I'll be nodding my head, shuffling my feet, and throwing down shapes to this lot for a long time yet. Enjoy.
art by: ears
ear to the ground
Ok.. so I'm decidedly late this time around, however, these here are my lists of top albums and tunes that have influenced and altered my state over the past 12 months.
Music (along with 'the road') is life. It's my constant companion. Surprisingly enough though, I don't own a pair of headphones. Music is everywhere and I want to hear it. The louder the better.
If but one of you finds a skerrick of love for any or all of the below, then I'll be happy in the knowledge that we share a passion. And I urge you to indulge along with me, at will.
In no particular order, these are my favourite recent offerings:
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Push the Sky Away
Probably the greatest Alt Rock outfit that ever came out of Oz, perhaps even the planet. The overlord of darkness at his poetic finest, lead along merrily by the never ending enthusiasm of Mr.Ellis and the rest of the mad, bad bunch.
Factory Floor - Factory Floor
Smashing debut album that skirts around descriptions; this London trio knock out one of the most compelling, non-stop live shows I've ever had the privilege to witness. Dark, thumping beats & experimental noise that sends one back to the cradle.
Nadine Shah - Love Your Dum & Mad
Haunting and punchy themes are tackled by this Northern lass, singer/songwriter. Nadines voice alone has the chilling ability to reach inside, indiscriminately, and rip at anything it lays its gravelly tones upon.
Thee Oh Sees - Floating Coffin
Straight outta San Fran, yet another offering from perhaps the most prolific band in recent history. And they keep getting better. Rock at its psychedelic and punk best. One of the most memorable shows of 2013 without doubt.
La Femme - Psycho Tropical Berlin
Cold wave, synth heavy psychedelica out of France that transports you to warmer climes in order to invoke Hui and trip haphazardly along an endless summer. Live show coming up = happy bhp.
PVT - Homosapien
A superbly thoughtful and at times experimental offering from the Aussie rock trio now calling London home. The new direction works more than favourably from go to whoa, these lads have firmly found their feet.
Major Lazer - Free the Universe
The latest sublimely eclectic body of collaborative work from master Diplo et al. From reggae through ragga to dub step and beyond. Featuring probably my fave track of the year 'Get Free'.
London Grammar - If You Wait
A sensuous and brooding debut; Mellow and painfully beautiful trip-pop masterpiece that deserves a place in pretty much everyones music library. Good when alone, for driving, crying, and inspiring.
Savages - Silence Yourself
Debut offering from this all female rock quartet. A sometimes dark and disassociative body of work. Intense. Intelligent and pretty much lawless. Patti meets Siouxsie and go tripping together.
Arctic Monkeys - AM
Probably the best album release yet from the Sheffield lads. And that says about all it needs to. Indie rock legend status confirmed.
And now for a top ten track listing.... as usual I'll venture outside the above albums and their myriad of truly killer tracks in an attempt to bring another 10 artists into my loving light.
Again in no particular order:
A Tooth For An Eye by The Knife
- trip-tronica at its experimental best. only in Sweden!!
What's Holding You by Lorelle Meets the Obsolete
- chunky, driving, psychedelica outta Mexico! Brilliant.
Chum by Earl Sweatshirt
- choicest of cuts off his latest collaborative hip hop album.
My God is the Sun by Queens of the Stone Age
- stellar tune from the lads has got to be right up there.
Stimulation by Disclosure
- one of the phattest tunes off their debut album. if you like beats.
Off & On by Findlay
- raw but beltingly good garage rock at its less than 3 minute best.
Out of the Black by Royal Blood
- powerful and grimey sound out of this Brighton duo.
Drone Logic by Daniel Avery
- it's like underworld shagged trentemoller..
Mozart's House by Clean Bandit
- another fresh and quirky stonker from the london fringes.
Way I Feel by Palace
- killer tune on high rotation at my gaf; distorted disco to move your bod.
art by: ears
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Shadow puppetry of the penis
...after nipping off to my bedroom to furiously rub one out following some scintillating conversation with an incredibly gorgeous applicant for the spare room in our house, i couldn't help but notice and then fixate on, the shadow play upon my wall. i wish i could have held the camera still for the money shot, however i'm afraid my control doesn't stretch that far. i guess you had to be there...
Saturday, 19 October 2013
a city doesn't always love you
As I navigate the adverse camber of a solitary
existence
and traverse the frosty crags of glacial failings and loves lost
a slow perpetual degradation leads me to a familiar, far reaching understanding..
There are some things better left unsaid.
Some things the boy in me need never
have seen, let alone known.
Curiosity, as it turns out, has a hefty price tag
of its own.
Experience, it’s been told, keeps a dear school
whose classrooms fill to
brim predominantly with fools.
As surely as springs melt finds its way to
shimmering sea
a fleeting glimpse at mirrors bevelled edge reveals
....the fool in me.
all images taken in the Nederlands by bhp
Friday, 11 October 2013
BH.Plugs....
Pablo Delgado
If you’ve ever
spent a lazy afternoon wandering around the east end of London you would have
no doubt marvelled at the prevalence of some high quality street art. Yes there
is plenty of mindless dross and naff tags, but you don’t have to search far or
wide to be rewarded.
You do however,
need to look closely and most often down, if you want to spy some of the
extraordinary work of Senor Delgado. A
prolific paste-up artist brought to London’s grimy streets from the blazing
colour and sunshine of Mexico.
If you want to
appreciate his craft you need to get low to the ground, because Pablos creations
are miniature in stature but epic in substance. Often satirical, symbolic and
reflective of mankinds impact in and on the planet, his pieces quite joyously tread
on the toes of surrealism, and dabble in the darker recesses.
In a world
where bigger is better, more is de rigueur, where gigabytes are giving way to
terabytes, Delgado is seriously bucking
the trend and reminding us all of our place in the world, as drops in the
ocean, none more valuable than any other, pearls one and all.
When asked why
he feels the need to make his creations so small his response was...
“It’s a mix of things. We need to be less.
We are too many in the world and that small size is the opposite of the stupid
necessities and immense resources that we use. And we need to be discreet”
For me, London is a better place for having
this artist within its community. Not only does he reward the curiously
observant with some colour and sunshine in an otherwise dreary landscape, but
his tiny works promote much grander concepts.. his commentary as relevant to
the individual as they are to the entire city.
And beyond.
all works by Pablo Delgado
review by bhp
Thursday, 10 October 2013
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Foreign
Bodies
part 3
Camille
liked her wine. She didn’t savour it though. I melted into the armchair as she
went about describing the wine, it’s body, palate and finish, as if in some
past life she was a sommelier in a Michelin starred bistro. But she devoured it
with far too much gusto. Fortunately her bar was well stocked. We spent some
hours drinking the fine stuff, hours that rattled by, filled with the most stimulating
conversation. We shared many interests. We discussed our travels (hers
predominantly), distant cultures, geopolitics, the natural history of my
homeland (which she was most interested in), immigration and the outlook for
the new E.U entity. I can only imagine her husband would have been as
intelligent and engaging in discussion as she. I imagined them sat in this very
intimate space, dissecting the days news over a bottle or two of Bordeaux’s
finest 89 vintage. Debating fiercely their own views before embracing their
differences and retreating to the bedroom for some kind of dirty sex. Perhaps
with Camille at the window sill offering up her behind. This is how I pictured
her world. And I was intrigued.
Camille
turned out a delicate platter of cheese and fruit to accompany the wine, but it
didn’t help prevent me from getting quite drunk. A heady, rosy cheeked red wine
drunk. Generally a good thing. But on this night instead of relaxing my
inhibitions, for some reason it deepened them. Although I had had a skin-full,
there was a piqued wariness that, for some reason I just couldn’t shake. Of course
it didn’t stop me from enjoying the night, or the magnificent company Camille
provided. Nor could it diminish the feeling of sexual tension in the room. Ever
since the episode in the bath, Camille knew she had the ability to flick the on
switch, and I in turn was well aware that despite my protest, the sexual
prowess of this woman had infiltrated my conscious and ignited a carnal instinct.
Almost effortlessly. With but a stroke of the hand. This could get messy.
Camille
continued to quaff her vino and her impeccable English became less so. The
pitched down hybrid language that she spoke was certainly no less attractive,
just slightly more difficult to pick up. And my powers of concentration were
waning. Although I fought the sensation for another topic or two, it was time
for bed.
I
suggested to Camille that I was terribly exhausted and in dire need of the bed.
She agreed, saying that we were perhaps already past this point and overdue. I
hadn’t detected the nuance in Camille’s statement or manner. As she devoured
the last of her wine I removed the remnants of platter and my own empty glass
to the kitchen. Camille told me not to concern myself with any cleaning. I
fetched myself a glass of water and with as much panache as I could muster,
staggered toward the bedroom. I pointed to the obviously unoccupied side of the
room and it’s single bed, asking if that was mine for the night. Camille nodded
a oui. I didn’t need any further
information than this. I stripped down to my boxers and climbed into the
heavenly comfort of a soft pillowed warmth that had escaped me for, what now
seemed, a minor age. A blissful security swept through me as I curled into a
ball. Instinct dictated that I face out, with my back to the wall so as to
survey the scene. I couldn’t see Camille from where I lay, but I heard her make
her way down the hall to the bathroom. In her absence the room was, for the
first time, deathly quiet. I surveyed the scene with an edge gilded curiosity.
There was actually very little that spoke of human habitation here. Nothing on the
floor. Nothing on the walls. Against one wall, in the middle of the room was a
chest of drawers, beside it, near the foot of my bed a wardrobe. There was
nothing on top of the drawers other than a couple of books. No mirror, no
make-up, brush, box of tricks, nothing. At the foot of Camille’s bed was a
small table with the only light source, a lamp, perched on a lace doily at its
centre. There was nothing on the table except what looked like, and after
focussing intently was confirmed as, a spent condom. Obviously fresh, full, and
undisposed of. A substantial horror penetrated my silent sanctuary and I curled
tighter into a ball. As if on cue, Camille returned and latched the front door
behind her. I listened to what sounded like the fumbling open of pill bottles
in the kitchen and then the tap.
The
lights went out, the only remaining light was that which illuminated the rubber
full of some strangers army, on which I couldn't help but fixate. My corner of
the room was bathed in an unsettling darkness. Camille breezed past me and into
view. She stood at the drawers and began to undress. Her backlit form provided
me a welcome distraction. She first removed her earrings and then proceeded to
unzip her full length skirt, shimmying it over the now obvious curve of her
hips. It fell in a pool at her feet and I couldn’t help but admire her bare
legs as they kicked out at the cloth, consigning it to a corner by the
wardrobe. Camille possessed an air of grace even in inebriation. Her attention
then turned to the polka dot blouse and although I felt I shouldn’t, I found it
impossible not to stare at her in a throaty anticipation. Her actions, all
consuming, had the associated effect on my manhood. It grew rapidly. I remained
tucked in my ball, but the tiredness I felt had evaporated. I was now
experiencing other drunken sensations, drunk on my own fantasy, reminded of the
many times I’d spied on my neighbours, through gauzy lace or cracks in the
curtains, personal moments of theirs I’d infiltrated, as they readied for bed
or perhaps the shower, occasionally I’d seen acts of self love, and marital
fucking. But now, right here, my perversion played out in the very same space
that I occupied, and I could scarcely believe my eyes.
Camille
peeled away her blouse, revealing the outline of a curvaceous vixen, cupped and
clad in a dark matching set of under garments. She moved to the wardrobe and
fetched a hanger from inside and hooked the blouse on the wardrobe knob. She
then turned to face me and, fearing I’d been busted staring, I half closed my
eyes, not wanting the interaction but maintaining a devious blurry fix on
Camille as she stripped. My heart was beating loudly in my ears as Camille
reached around to unclip her bra. As it fell off her shoulders she revealed an
ample chest which although once would have stood proud, now relaxed under the gloriously gentle yet persistent force of gravity, with beautifully natural effect. She
possessed the kind of bosom that one could dive into and get lost in. Her
nipples peaking splendidly within darkish, highball sized areolae. The kind of
breasts that I just wanted to grab.
Sunday, 8 September 2013
Foreign Bodies
part 2
part 2
Camille ushered me to the bathroom, which was communal to the 3
flats on the level. It was an overly large vacuous space, polished white and
black tiles on the floor, multiple chrome heated towel racks, with a large
ornate venetian cut glass mirror positioned above two deep porcelain basins.
All fittings were polished chrome. In the corner of the room was the bathtub.
One of those beautiful, deep, wrought iron claw-foot jobs, the sort that would
easily accommodate an amorous couple. In the opposite corner was the loo, with
a flush chain that reached up into the ceiling. Last light spilled through
exterior shutters and gave the room a regal, golden glow. I could well have
been dreaming. Camille ran the bath and told me to take as much time as I
wished, she would be down the hall. I studied myself in the mirror and drifted
away from any self-conscious thoughts as the water steamed and bubbled behind
me. This would feel so good.
I realised I hadn’t a towel and ventured back down the hall asking
Camille if she would kindly lend me one, which she did. I closed the bathroom
door behind me, searching for a latch of some sort, that didn’t exist. Strange!
The bath rose wonderfully and beckoned me in. I removed my clothes and left
them in a pool on the cool tiles, vowing to wash them at the earliest
opportunity, my wardrobe wasn’t extensive.
There’s few explicitly luxurious feelings that can match that
first foray of toes and feet into a hot bath. The sensations, multiplied over
the period of time since my last bath, made my skin crawl and itch. The water
was hot. The hardest part of getting into a bath for this man, is the dipping
of the balls. Allowing them to hit the steaming pond is a trial unto itself.
Once in though, they regulate quickly, radiating warmth and a low density
euphoria. Inside the bath, I felt the world of my troubles steadily dissipate
and, after some minutes vanish completely. In this place, I needn’t be
bothered, I needn’t have concern, I was safe. If I wasn’t so enthralled in my
situation I might have shed a few tears. Of equal parts elation and despair.
I began to scrub the streets from my body, stripping back to the
pale white skin for which I have my mother to thank. And then without warning,
Camille walked through the door. She carried with her a chair, and in the other
hand an ashtray. I was startled and brought my knees to my chest. Camille spoke
in her intoxicating tones, asking me not to mind her presence. She placed the
chair at the foot of the bath and returned to close the door. I wasn’t sure
what to do. Camille perched herself on the chair and pleaded with me to carry
on. She removed an oversized Stuyvesant from its packet and rolled it with
expert fingers before placing it between her lips. Not for the first time did I
notice that Camille wasn’t an unattractive woman, with very appealing features.
I continued with my bathing, albeit a little shyly. I concentrated on lathering
my legs and feet. I wasn’t watching, but I could hear Camille drawing deeply on
her cigarette, and exhaling with just as much purpose. I felt as if under a
spotlight, but it wasn’t unpleasant. I soaped my way up my legs before
inevitably landing at their apex. I massaged the suds into my crevices, my
balls and cock. I felt Camille’s gaze as it followed my hands. She then queried
whether all my fellow countrymen were like me. In what way? Tall, long hair,
rugged looking. I told her how diverse my homeland was and gave her a snapshot
of society there. She spoke very little other than to affirm her understanding.
She smoked and watched my hands, occasionally smiling. At this point I became
very comfortable with her presence. I didn’t know what, if anything was
happening, but I didn’t object. I soaped my torso and arms, paying special
attention to my pits and then my nails. Camille then offered to wash my hair
for me. I declined, my locks were not to be wet, let alone shampooed. She
protested that I must shampoo my hair but I wouldn’t budge. She stood up and
approached the side of the bath. I told her again the hair was not for washing.
She offered then to at least wash my back, the parts I couldn’t reach. I was a
touch dubious of her intentions but wasn’t prepared to pass up a back scrub. I
succumbed. Camille knelt by my side and soaped a sponge. She put one hand on my
shoulder and swept warm sudsy water up my back. She didn’t scrub as much as
stroke. She spent considerable time on each shoulder, leaning into me to reach
my far side. In close I could smell the alcohol on her person, even over the
cigarettes. But it wasn’t offensive. On the contrary, I was finding her
attentions somewhat arousing and panicked a little when a rush of blood flooded
into my cock. I wasn’t expecting it, however Camille was pushing some buttons.
I tried to hide the fact. Camille carried on with her sponging and I couldn’t
hold back my hard-on. This wasn’t lost on Camille. I could only see her out of
the corner of my eye, but I knew she was watching my struggle. She expelled a
breathy smile, audibly. You shouldn’t be ashamed she said, meltingly with
accent. I was a little, I was hard as and unable to hide it. Camille continued
to swab my back and neck, it felt good, deliriously so. Camille then let her
hand slip off my shoulder, tracing down over my rib cage and tummy she them
wrapped her hand around the head of my dick, squeezing. I startled and pushed
her hand away. My cock jolted. You shouldn’t be ashamed she repeated, before
returning to her seat, you have a beautiful cock. I wasn’t prepared for any of
this. My naivety and inexperience painted me red in the cheeks. I tucked myself
into a ball. Camille looked me in the eye. In her pupils I saw an inky black
darkness, the bottomless depths of her recent sorrow, complete and confounding,
without escape. Through her eyes poured the essence and soul of the confident
and accomplished woman who once was, not long ago. But she that sat before me
now, looking right through me, was just a shell. I did feel ashamed. If you
don’t mind I’d like to get out now. She didn’t mind, she remained silent,
motioned to a towel and removed herself and the chair from the room. The
ashtray remained precariously balanced on the edge of the bath.
My hard-on deflated slowly as I dried myself, returning to the
mirror to ask myself what the fuck was going on. I had no answer. This is where
despair had delivered me, into the hands of despair.
I cleaned out the bath and tentatively returned to Camille's apartment. She was in the kitchen. Would you like a drink. As if nothing had happened. Yes please. Beer, wine, whiskey. Wine would be nice. I retreated to the bedroom and fished through my pack for clean clothes. I felt suitably refreshed, although a tad unnerved.
Friday, 6 September 2013
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
high rotation...
Settle
by
Disclosure
More delicious summer sounds from the SE corner of the UK. These brothers sometimes border on the cheesey side of house music (only sometimes), but their deeper and funkier shit has been carving up the dancefloors and debasing the festival crowds for the last couple of months. This album is a superb party starter if you wanna move the masses. As for me, well it hasn't left my car stereo since June.
They know where it's at. Lap it up!
Settle
by
Disclosure
More delicious summer sounds from the SE corner of the UK. These brothers sometimes border on the cheesey side of house music (only sometimes), but their deeper and funkier shit has been carving up the dancefloors and debasing the festival crowds for the last couple of months. This album is a superb party starter if you wanna move the masses. As for me, well it hasn't left my car stereo since June.
They know where it's at. Lap it up!
Sunday, 25 August 2013
Foreign Bodies
part 1
Things don’t always pan out the way you want them to. This
much I have learnt over the years. Sometimes life throws a few lemons in your
direction. It’s during moments like these, that knowing how to make tarts comes
in handy.
From time to time I wonder how I got to where I am, and,
from what on earth some of my perversions were born out of. Having no formulaic
method to guide me, I became an explorer. Travel and adventure was bred into me
and encouraged by very open minded parents, all four of them, and their rather
left field groups of acquaintances. By the age of 13, I’d visited multiple
countries in 3 continents other than my own. I guess I got lucky with my
parents 2nd marriages, they chose wonderful folks from other lands, for
this I’m eternally grateful.
I left home at a young age and worked. Like a dog. Ethic has
never been an issue with my bloodline, it’s what we do.
At the relatively tender age of 21, I’d saved a substantial
amount of money working 100+ hour weeks, whilst indulging for the remaining
hours. Sleep was something you did when you were dead. Somehow I made it out of
that chapter alive, some of my friends didn’t, fearing a similar fate I had
the presence of mind to gather my life and cram it into a backpack with a 57litre
capacity. I bought a one way ticket to Amsterdam and kissed my mother goodbye.
It was the single most influential decision of my life. The ripple effect still
resonates to this very day, years later.
Many months were spent riding a bicycle, and after that was
stolen, hitching around Europe taking in the sites from Rotterdam to Istanbul,
and most in between. Strange things happened. I was party to many amazing
events. Some mind-bending, others mind-boggling. Over the course of these many
months, I became a man. A wide-eyed, experimental, solitary man. Never quite
comfortable in his own skin, there was far too much that I didn’t and would
never understand to make that sort of judgement call. I ploughed on. Working
wherever I could, doing whatever was asked whenever the opportunity arose, for
whoever was kind enough to recognise in me the immediacy of my need to live and
learn. These folk became willing accomplices in the formation of the person
that stands naked before you now. Many nameless faces whom I reflect on
occasionally, not just for posterity, with gratitude.
One such face burns brightly in my memory for a variety of
reasons. Not least of all because she followed up on my teenage fascinations
and reinforced in me the sublime pleasures of the infinitely seductive world of
the voyeur/exhibitionist. This story is about her. Her name was Camille.
I’d been sleeping rough, in a seaside town on the coast of
France. I had no money and spent my days in and around the ferry terminal
waiting for my friend to arrive with our car so that we could head east. He
left me waiting for 3 weeks. In retrospect, those 3 weeks further carved out my
creative side, but I wasn’t about to thank him, still haven’t. Once all the
vehicles had left the last daily ferry, I would retreat to the train station
where I’d been told by the police to spend my nights. I’d previously slept in
the park, however they deemed that too dangerous, they would take me to the
train station with all the other lost souls and wayward minds, deposit me there
tell me not to head back to the park, or I'd risk arrest. So I sat on the same station bench each evening and wrote. Whatever was in my head, I put on paper. Much of
what I wrote was tainted with rage, directed mainly toward my friend, if not
him, it ventured inward. I also wrote what I observed and of my experiences
passed. I managed to write over the course of one night, a children’s book,
which I’ll one day publish after it’s been adequately illustrated. It was an
interesting time to say the least.
One afternoon as I sat on my bench scribbling, I was
approached by a woman, in her late forties I guessed, who spoke to me in
French. I apologised for the fact that I couldn’t understand and she
immediately altered her speak so that I could. She asked me if I would join her
for a coffee. Without hesitation I accepted the offer. She was well dressed,
reasonably fit and had a lovely smile. The only oddity with regards her
appearance was the fact that she wore dark sunglasses, inside the station. I
couldn’t see her eyes, but that didn’t bother me. She beckoned me to follow her
and we sat at a leafy table in the station cafe. Very civilised. She asked what
I would like, a flat white, and proceeded to order coffee and cake. (If there’s
a more delicious sounding language than French then please send me to that
country, I’ll leave tomorrow).
She introduced herself. We spoke for some time. She asked if
I was a writer, she’d seen me for a few days on end now, furiously penning my
notebook. I told her I wasn’t, just a recorder of things. She was a print
journalist it turned out, and an extremely interesting conversationalist. She
told me how her husband of 20 years had recently died in a tragic accident, and
how she was struggling to overcome his sudden departure. She told me how she
had turned to alcohol to suppress the extreme hurt and longing that puddled and
bubbled inside her. We discussed that openly. She admitted to having been in
variously continuous states of drunkenness for some months now. And I
empathised. She told me I seemed beyond my years, an old soul, and yet I found
her way with words beguiling. It was the best cake I had ever eaten.
After a second coffee the shadows in the station drew long,
like something out of a Drysdale landscape. Camille, having learned of my
predicament, asked if I would like to come to her house, offering a bath, warm
food and a bed. It wasn’t something I was in any place to refuse, so I gladly
accepted her invitation, and we left the station to the nightly freakshow.
Camille paid for a taxi to her apartment. It seemed a well
to do area and a lovely building. I could pinpoint it on a map to this day. We
ascended a couple of flights to the third floor and she guided me into a small
but perfectly ordered, if a little sparse, one bedroom flat. I noted immediately
the double sliding doors that separated the bedroom from the living room, and
was relieved to see two single beds either side of the bedroom. There was
little in the way of furnishings throughout the apartment. A small dining table
with two chairs tucked in the corner, two large leather armchairs dominated the space. There was no television, only a sound system. The
adjoining kitchen was immaculately clean but well stocked. The fridge laden
with wine, beer and cheese. I was suitably impressed. For an alcoholic, I
thought, this woman still had lashings of pride to keep her house in such a
state.
But things aren’t always as they seem.
But things aren’t always as they seem.
Tuesday, 13 August 2013
He lets her work him till he feels like he might explode, then pulls her up from where she lay, and, without missing a beat pulls her still soaked pussy back onto his dick.
She’s murmuring something but he can’t quite
discern the words, so he says
“I want to hear you come. I want to hear you say it”.
Then she says so he can hear
“Shhhh.. Just.
Fuck. Me. Slowly’
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