You left a pale green marble in the bowl on my night stand. From the corner of my eye, it flashes in the dark, but only when I remember the way you taste.
According to Dr. Beard, two of the most beautiful words in the English language are chatoyant (like a cat’s eye) and ailurophile (a cat lover). T.S. Eliot, in his wonderful Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, used another of Dr. Beard’s favorite words, ineffable, to describe the secret name of a cat.
Write on Edge gave us 500 words, but I only used 32.
Only when I remember the way you taste.. Those memories will get you every time.
‘LIKE ‘
Right?
A woman of few words, you must be popular with the guys, they always think we say too much. Well done, Cameron.
I have to laugh a little, I’m usually not given to such extreme brevity…
I like the intimacy of this. Great stuff!
Thanks, Tina.
That pale green marble is flashing in my mind’s eye; great images and great punch in so few words!
short yet sweet… and mysterious! i like it.. thanks for sharing
Oooh… invoking the senses in so few words!
Sheer brilliance.
Oh, now… not really. I am glad you liked it, though.