Here's a few more.
1. The hyper rush of sharing.
Lured away to Mexico by an old love living there--I went down to heal her broken heart--leaving my current lady twisting in the wind. (nice story in itself--the Mexico lady--she lusted for bullfighters--moved to San Miguel de Allende---got one---got two---was disappointed with both---unsatisfying lovers--their stomachs a mass of ugly scars---from bulls horns--and their penis's not matching their courage--their ego's unbearable---she jettisoned them and took up with a cheese seller---who broke her heart)
My work done--I returned to New Orleans to find my lady sleeping with one of my friends. OOOh the pains of hell----FOR AWHILE---like a sledge hammer to the gut and then it slowly went away. We three conferred and decided to share the lady on alternate days. She slept with me on Mon, Wed, Fri and him on Tu, Thurs, Sat. Sunday she slept alone. She did this for a month then quit--choosing to be with me---said of the experiment: "It was thrilling for awhile but became exhausting---That her lovers were like rival bulls trying to outdo each other." From my perspective it was hyper exciting. On my nights I would quiver with anticipation---find great joy in pleasuring her--exhaust myself in ecstasy. In the months afterwards-- when our passion began to cool---I would urge her to find another lover to "threaten me with" and bring back the hyper sex. We lived together for 5 years. (Miss "L" if you read this why not comment anonymously on your memory of this experiment )
2. Barroom strategies:
I've done some of my hardest thinking on this subject. Here are my conclusions: Three elements to a successful connection in a bar: a. Show some--but not too much--interest.
b. Display credentials---subtly--like speaking intelligently.
c. Display aliveness---(your playful child persona) "promise" fun.
Turns out someone has written a master work on this subject: Neil Strauss's book: THE GAME.
3. Contractual relationship:
I did this once---With the lady who went off to Mexico. We read a book on contractual marriages and decided to try a contractual relationship---spent some time carefully drawing up our wants and then signing a one month contract. Think we renewed it once. Have forgotten what ended it---Oh yes--she moved off to Mexico.
4. Wrote a poem to men from "Mars"--explaining those "ladies from venus". All in good fun but containing seeds of truth.
What
Every Martian Needs to Know
A
spaceship has landed with men from Mars.
And,
before they disembark,
Gather
to hear the tour director
Make
his briefing remarks.
“Men,
we’ve come this billion miles
Because
we’re incomplete.
And
the thing that we are lacking
Is
women, soft and sweet.
“Earth
is mating ground, but remember
Women
have come from Venus,
A
whole different planet, and there’s a world
Of
differences between us.
“We
are mighty studs and stallions
With
inborn driving need
To
charm a lot of maidens and
Scatter
lots of seed.
“But
these ladies here from Venus
Have
a different agenda.
They
only want one loving mate
And
a cozy hacienda.
“So
love and sex are apples and oranges
To
us Martian males.
But
women won’t have them separately;
They
insist on fruit cocktail.
“Mother
Nature’s thrown us a cross-purpose curve;
The
solution’s still in doubt.
Couple’s must find a way to work
This
contradiction out.
“Meanwhile,
men, go charm some lady;
Get
kissed upon the lips.
And
to help you in your quest,
We
pass along these tips.
“Ladies
from Venus are like skittish rabbits.
Do
I need to tell you, Rookie?
We
must develop gentle habits
Pretend
you don’t need the nooky.
“Don’t
get in a hurry to shed your pants.
Restrain
that raging need.
Bide
your time, and do the dance.
Love
can’t be won with speed.
“When
women tell their troubles, you wanna fix ‘em
As
soon as they’ve arisen.
But
curiously, what Venus wants
Is
just for Mars to listen!
“So
polish your manners; listen for hours.
Brag
in moderation.
Fix
her rig; bring her flowers.
Avoid
inebriation.
“Don’t
flash money or flex your muscles.
They’ll
think you’re an uncouth sap.
Women
from Venus consistently
Reject
all macho crap.
“I
know, I know, it’s a peck of trouble,
I
can hear some of you say,
‘We’re
jumping through hoops, we need love on the double,
Why,
it’s easier just to be gay!’
“But
gentlemen, gentlemen, when the rose finally blooms,
When
body and soul are a-quiver,
When
joy and passion fill the room
With
pleasures only women deliver,
“You’ll
sing with me the ecstasy song,
‘OOOh
sweet Venus, where ya been so long.’ “
PREVIEWS OF COMING POSTS: I think I will wrap up this personal history segment with a few more experiences from my thrown away life that you may find hard to believe--like an interview with Rev. Moon---founder of the moonies---and with Mrs Tanner--Brigham Young's granddaughter. Then I hope to make explicit the point I've been hinting at--what my life has to do with yours. When I've done this I will tell you what I've been doing in the past month.
Randy Randy. So apropos. :)
ReplyDeleteRandy, loved reading your poem yet would prefer to hear it recited with your flair for pomp and circumstance. Ever think of putting the poem on youtube for all the world to hear!?
ReplyDeleteMissing hearing your poems in person...Laurie
Thank you Chris
ReplyDeleteLaurie: Whatever fame on the internet I have or am likely to have is due to you.
thanks.
Just curious, as to what your zodiac sign may be? (Scorpio maybe?)
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: Leo
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