Nira/Sussa

I have had my say, as he wished. Now the book belongs, as he points out, to the world he claims to speak for.

All I ever wanted, nira I expected: Nonette, upon whom my life pivots. The name I give my fire when I lay down, defenseless before its majestic awfulness. A little no, a little negation. A French girly pout, the syllables for which have been found at last. All my hurt dug up, exposed for dissection in the glaring light, and finally melted away by the loving caresses of her yielding thighs. And the girl who took such simple joy in this terrible duty. Nonette.

The monster once awakened, may go into hibernation, but he is always lurking, just beneath the polite suits and phallic ties.

I am by profession an agent and no writer, so you will have to pardon any lack of literary flourish.

All I ever wanted, nira I expected: Nonette, upon whom my life pivots. The name I give my fire when I lay down, defenseless before its majestic awfulness. A little no, a little negation. A French girly pout, the syllables for which have been found at last. All my hurt dug up, exposed for dissection in the glaring light, and finally melted away by the loving caresses of her yielding thighs. And the girl who took such simple job in this terrible duty. Nonette.

One loses love for any lover who loves too desperately.