Clamps, Whiskey, and a Scarf

This collection holds all of the works inspired by Loretta during the time that I knew her.

The collection is divided into the following:

- In the Beginning - works composed during the seductive phase

- While in Arizona â€" poems and prose written while she was several states away

- PostClimactic â€" words after findings, when ‘twas clear that she did not plan to leave the unfaithful

- Whimsical Wonders Under Whiskey â€" One evening of free-flowing remembrances and alcohol

The clamps were purchased exclusively for her titillation and enjoyment. The only benefit I hoped to catch was a glimpse of the ecstasy in the gasp of pleasure upon her face when her nipples felt the pinch within the bounce. Unfortunately, as she took these off early while straddling my nostrils, I was unable to witness anything I had hoped for previously when the transactions was made at ConnXXXtions.

The whiskey ignited the fire hidden beneath her pad prior to the excursion. As the shots certainly lowered our inhibitions, I still have the unopened bottle of Jack Daniels Honey Whiskey that we intended to indulge in upon our next dance.

I purchased the scarf for her as a seductive gift, suggesting constrained limbs to bed frames and /or blindfolds to heighten senses in our future exhibitions. Ironically, I may have been wearing the blindfold the entire time, as my wish for this fantasy to become a reality blinded me of my never-mentioned purpose of what is referred to as a mere tool in her "revenge affair.”

Considering all of the coffees, gifts, flowers, etc., that I put into us, ‘tis clear to see how one can truly be Lost in the Irreplaceable Beauty that is Loretta.

However, according to passersby, it is doubtful that one will ever completely comprehend what was shared. Yet, Stone will have to learn to live with that. He may not be meant to understand why he was insulted and shamefully dismissed. It may be best for him to be grateful for experiencing the magic that was enjoyed, while being thankful for the lesson that was learned regarding "separated” and "getting separated.”

-- Steve Stone