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A thick blanket of new snow has turned the expansive, century-old park a frozen white.

 

On a park bench, a solitary figure with rugged good looks, and snug in a long black coat, writes in a journal.

 

“They reveal to me their deepest of souls,” Peter Straus whispered as he wrote.

 

A woman bundled under a long red coat and scarf walks by. Her breath is white in the cold air. As she passes, her frozen breath lingers.

 

Peter watches and writes.

 

“Her short, light breaths tell me her lover has been near. His kisses are still on her lips.”

 

The woman passes from sight. Peter is alone again. He writes.

 

“The winter freezes their most recent intimacies, like some cryogenic dream. A woman’s heart dissected.”

 

Another woman, pretty, and dressed in a long yellow coat, passes. Slow, white breaths fall from her red mouth.

 

Peter watches and writes.

 

“Dreary. Labor with out love. Her feminine warmth goes unnoticed.”

 

Peter closes his journal. The world appears asleep.


 

He wanders away, journal in his folded hands behind his back.

 

After he passes from the park, his footprints are all that remain.

 

As day fades to night, and night gives way to day, a new snow covers the foot prints.

 

The surreal silence is broken by the crunch, crunch of footsteps in the new snow.

 

Peter’s footsteps.

 

As he nears his familiar bench, he sees Sydney Moore, dressed in a long black coat, sitting on his bench, reading.  .

 

Peter stops and watches her breath. Too shallow, too sporadic. Her white wisps quickly vanish.

 

Peter is confused. Baffled.

 

He walks to the next bench and sits. He opens his journal and steals glances at Sydney.

 

Peter writes.

 

“Her breath lies. Conceals. It cowers behind her lips from the winter’s microscope.”

 

A woman bundled up in blue walks by. Peter ignores her presence as he watches Sydney. Unmoving. Unflinching. Unreadable.

 

“Who lives without emotion? Without –- breathing?” he wrote.

 

Sydney’s lips tremble in the cold.

 

“Does a recent heartbreak make her lips tremble? Or, is it just the frozen morning? Why does she deny me her secrets?”


 

Peter focuses on his journal. He writes like the wind.

 

Sydney notices, and watches him with curiosity. She opens a thermos of coffee. Steam eddies upwards as she delves back into her book.

 

Peter writes. Sydney reads. Stolen glances almost caught.

 

A voice startles Peter.

 

“Who is this crazy man sitting in a blank white world, desperately trying to fill blank white pages?” Sydney asked.

 

Peter looks up as Sydney offers a cup of warm coffee.

 

“What are writing about?” she asked.

 

“Interesting question,” Peter replied.

 

As day fades to dusk, two sets of footprints are covered by the shifting snow.

 

Inside Peter’s humble but well appointed cottage, a fire burns in an old stone fireplace.

 

Sydney warms her bones as she reads from Peter’s journal.

 

“Does recent passion make her lips tremble? Or, is it just the frozen morning?”

 

She flips a page.

 

“Why does she deny me her secrets?”


 

She Paces and reads in silence a few minutes. Her eyes devour every word.

 

“Do you have any wine?” she asked.

 

“I do indeed,” Peter replied. “Your preference?”

 

Sydney glances at the page again and scans a few sentences.

 

“White Zin seems fitting.” she replied.

 

Peter nods and vanishes into the kitchen. Sydney sets the journal down and unbuttons her coat to reveal an elegant white dress underneath.

 

She removes the coat. Her arms and shoulders are exposed. She resumes reading the journal.

 

Peter returns with two glasses of wine, and hands one to Sydney.

 

“Nice dress,” he said, admiring the fabrics and fit.

 

“Thank you,” Sydney smiled. She sips the wine. “Perfect!”

 

She flips a few pages of the journal and again begins to pace.

“Seems you prefer to make love to women with you words,” She said.

 

“Not so much make love as …”

 

Sydney holds her finger to her lips to shush him. She holds out her hand, pulls Peter to stand in front of her.

 

“Stand here,” she said.

 

Peter does as instructed. His feet shuffle with nervous anticipation.

 

Sydney finds a passage she likes and begins to read aloud.

 

“In my mind, heart and soul, I have already loved her. My five senses have devoured her pulchritude.”

 

Sydney sips her wine, and takes as second to savor the fire’s warmth.

 

“The sound of her voice has a rhythm. Melodious. It doesn’t matter the words she chooses.”

 

Another sip. Her glass is now half empty.

 

“Her breath skips across my skin. Electric. Penetrating.”

 

Sydney steps forward and blows a wisp of air across Peter’s neck.

 

She then swirls her wine, and finishes the remainder. She hands the empty glass to Peter in exchange for his nearly-full one. She continues to read.

 

“She is kinetic eye candy. Some call it beauty, I call it enigmatic impedimenta.”

 

Sydney strikes one ‘Greek Goddess’ pose, then another. She then flips to another page. Peter tenses. He knows what is next.

 

“Her scents are many. Skin. Hair. Sweat. Desire.”

 

Their eyes lock. Sydney recites a line from memory as she looks into Peter’s eyes.

 

“Her feminine sex. Her intoxicating fragrance. Her - pussy perfume.”

 

Sydney tilts her head and offers her neck to Peter. Peter steps forward and inhales her skin.

 

Sydney holds out a long arm, and peter inhales the length of it.

 

After a brief hesitation, Peter kneels in front of Sydney.

 

Sydney lifts her dress to reveal a small patch of creamy beige silk. Peter leans forward and inhales her scent, his nose hovering only centimeters from the offering in front of him.

 

Sydney turns and leans forward on a table behind her, offering her bottom to Peter’s gaze.

 

His eyes follow the thin strand of silk from the waistband to the gusset. He can see the shapes and folds of Sydney’s pussy. As he drinks in the splendor, Sydney reads.

 

“Her pink and perfect sex will be kept in silk. A thousand silkworms will spin a thousand perfect strands with just such a purpose in mind.”

 

As she reads, Peter inhales her flesh, from the dimples at the small of her back, to the top of her thighs. He blows small gusts of air over the thin gusset.

 

Sydney then faces Peter. His far-away eyes are grateful for that brief glimpse of heaven. His nostrils flare with the memory. His heart races.

 

Peter moves to stand.

 

“Wait,” Sydney pleaded. She flips a final page.

 

“Her sex thrives on the kisses and adorations of an attentive lover. And she will reward this lover with her elixir of milk and honey that spills from some secret reservoir deep within her womb. Her fountain of youth. Her – love butter.”

 

She lifts her dress again and leans back on the table. She opens her thighs and begins to masturbate.

 

Her eyes are wet with downy dew. Her fingers quicken. Peter is frozen.

 

Sydney’s orgasm comes quickly. She has to steady herself on the table.

 

When finished, she dips her wet fingers into her wine and stirs. She takes a sip.

 

Then, she pours just a few drops onto her belly. They run down and into her panties. A wink. Peter understands. He holds his empty wine glass between Sydney’s open legs.

 

Sydney then pours the wine over her belly and it runs down and through the silk, and into Peter’s glass, bringing her warm pussy milk with it.

 

Peter drinks.

 

Sydney lets her dress fall, then walks to the door and opens it. Her breath pumps in vibrant bursts. Peter watches. Sydney reads.

 

“Yet she remains illusive to my sixth sense. A cocoon, unwilling to complete its final metamorphosis. I guess I will never know her.”

 

Sydney sets the journal on the table and puts on her coat.

 

“It’s not because I’m unwilling. It’s because I cannot. I’m dying, Peter,” she said with sorrowful eyes.

 

“What?” Peter stammered. “That’s not possible.”

 

Sydney looks at her watch.

 

“I have a concert to catch,” She said.

 

She looks at the emotionally battered Peter. She almost loves him. Her breath begins to fade again.

 

“Thank you for making love to me,” she said in a broken voice.

 

She exits. Peter is alone.

 

After a few moments Peter recovers and runs to the door. He opens it. Footprints lead away from the house and into white nothingness.

 

 

*****

A.W.

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