Sat 27 Mar 2010
First Date
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[Another post from guest writer Dick Cramden. He's prolific and shit.]
“Just stand there and let me look at you,” I said. And you complied, perhaps a little embarrassed at how I loved drinking in the site of you. “Don’t move.”
You stood perfectly still in the middle of my hotel room, at the foot of the king-sized bed. Only your eyes moved as I walked around you, eyeing the shape of your body underneath your tight jeans and knit sweater.
I walked up behind you. Took a deep breath of you into my lungs. I ran my fingers up your scalp from the back of your head, slowly and firmly, toward the front. You began to reach up with your hand. “Don’t move,” I softly insisted. And your hand returned to its resting place at your side.
I leaned in a little closer, still not letting my body touch yours, although you knew it was hungry to do so. Softly I kissed the side of your neck. Your head tilted slightly to the side, giving me the opportunity to kiss more of your neck. I lightly traced a line to your ear with the tip of my tongue. You smelled and tasted so wonderful. Being in your presence aroused me. Touching you thrilled me.
I reached around you, not quite hugging you, although I could sense you wanted me to hold you tight. But I did not. Instead I started to unbutton your jeans. Instinctively your hands moved up, perhaps to assist me in my endeavor. Again I told you, “Don’t move.” Your hands relaxed again.
I undid your pants and slid them down over your hips. I pushed them down until they were bundled about your ankles. Then I ran my finger tips slowly and firmly up the sides of your legs, over your panty-clad waist, and under your sweater. I saw from the motion of your breasts that your breathing was getting heavier. Mine was too.
“I’ve waited a long time to have you here with me,” I said. Then I added, “Raise your arms.” Your arms went up. And I slid your sweater up over your head, then tossed it neatly onto the chair near the bureau.
I walked around you again, drank in your sight even more deeply than before. “Don’t move.”
I went to the bathroom for a moment, and returned with three candles. I placed one on each night stand and one on top of the bureau, lighting each one as I set them down. Then I switched off the lights. Your body glowed in the candlelight. A soft warm glow.
“Step out of your pants.” It was a command, but sounded like a request. You responded by sliding your feet out of your shoes, then kicking off each leg of your jeans.
Standing behind you again, I unclasp your bra. Then with my hands, I slowly pushed the straps off your shoulders, one at a time. I reached around in front of you and helped your bra slide off your arms.
I moved to stand in front of you and stared into your eyes. I wanted nothing more than to envelop you with my arms and hold you tight. But I didn’t. Instead, I leaned forward, letting only my lips touch you, kissing you full on the mouth. Our tongues met in a slow lingering kiss that seemed to last for ages. You again raised your arms, and I broke the kiss. Looking you in your eyes I again said, “Don’t move.”
I kissed you on your throat. Slowly I started to kiss and nibble and lick my way downward. Down your throat to your chest. Down your chest to between your breasts. Down from your breasts to your tummy. I paused. I looked up. You were looking down at me. Without taking my eyes from your eyes, I slie two fingers under the waistband of your panties, one on each side, and slowly began to pull them down. I let them slide down slowly, so the fabric tickled your legs gently until they come to a rest over your feet.
[To be continued ….]
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