Saturday, February 19, 2011

Think Again...FIAF #24




I kept asking myself was I sure this was how I wanted malevolence.  She trusted my lifestyle, and that he was uninjurious with me.  

We had help though.  Seductive music....humidity....me being unusually concupiscent....his excrescence....and her vacationing alone, again. 

This the last time he'll flirt with me, thinking it's an abatement...










jakuper (2/19/11)

18 comments:

  1. a wordsmith saying English please...lol lol lol

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  2. I kept asking myself was I sure this was how I wanted revenge. She trusted my lifestyle, and that he was harmless with me.

    We had help though. Seductive music....humidity....me being unusually horny....his bulge....and her vacationing alone, again.

    This the last time he'll flirt with me, thinking it's a joke ...

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  3. I kept asking myself was I sure this was how I wanted revenge. She trusted my lifestyle, and that he was harmless with me.

    We had help though. Seductive music....humidity....me being unusually horny....his bulge....and her vacationing alone, again.

    This the last time he'll flirt with me, thinking it's a joke ...

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  4. was this a ménage à trois?

    lol

    nice to pull that outta that pic.

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  5. lol Not exactly. It was a scene in my head that is fictitious for me, but probably has happened between two female ex-lovers, when one gets a boyfriend and leaves her with him thinking he is safe, while in ole girl's mind she is thinking more of revenge than anything...lol

    thanks for reading

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  6. Ok, neuron lol Thanks for stopping by to check it out...

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  7. another unique thought on it. seems I haven't read one yet of a sweet lady just sitting on the porchswing in the sunshine.
    Mine is a bit like yours perhaps, but nothing about revenge, and less vocabulary.
    http://crystalinne.multiply.com/journal/item/1440/fiction_in_a_flash_24_porch-swing_proposal

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  8. Thanks Frances, I was just keeping it in the line of fiction. lol

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  9. crystinne, thank you for stopping by to read. it's so usual to think in terms of love or the happily ever after, but I like stretching my pen to places few dare to go...

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  10. Interesting...and dark, Joyce. Well written!

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  11. I'm glad you explained a bit in the thread above, I was a bit confused before.

    I liked it though. It made me think and I do like that :)

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  12. Thank you Bonny! it's been a while that I've been mused by the pictures..and this one looked good and could go so many ways....

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  13. thanks mythical....I like to think outside the box...lol

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