I still remember the first time I felt her warm breath against my skin; it's soft bait sent shivers cascading down my spine. Since that very first time I have been trying to find that feeling again, longing for it, starved for it. Never finding it.
I often found myself deep in thought in my thinking space. To most, it was simply an old dingy warehouse deep in the damages of age, but something about its decay comforted me, calmed me, but I didn't understand why. It was a typical cold and damp November when I truly became lost, finding my obsession.
I first saw her dancing in the rain. It was outside a pub downtown and at first, I thought her to be merely just a drunken patron who had wandered out the doors of the public house inadvertently.
The more I watched her, the more I couldn't take my eyes off of her - she was hypnotic. I was mesmerized by the rhythm which seemed to control her, fast and slow at the same time. Slightly off tempo and yet somehow timeless. Shifting with the drops of rain pelting her from the heavens, shaking her through with booms from the storm clouds above.
Why was she dancing? Writhing, twirling out here in the rain. What was her purpose? Did dancing make her happy, or was she simply insane? Questions filled my mind without hope of an answer for them. Strange.
I didn't have the nerve to talk to her then, but every night after I left the pub I would take the time to observe her - she wasn't always dancing though. Sometimes she just stood still staring at seemingly nothing, or possibly in deep observation of something only she herself could see. Crazy. She certainly had to be.
Definitely a nut, a loon. Some poor girl burned her mind out and now out here every night mad-as-a-hatter. Though. If she was crazy what did that make me? Watching her. Staring from afar lusting for her gentle curves. Obsessing about her.
She built a mystery for me, which my curious nature couldn't resist to attempt to solve.
It was one night about a month or so into my lust, when I stepped outside the pub into a dimly lit street and didn't see her. I felt my heart sink. Where was she? I looked around in all the shadows and corners of the alleyways. While searching, I found a diverse throng of riffraff and miscreants. Delving deeper into the cities womb the howls of crack heads and junkies fused to become a scornful dirge to guide the way of lost souls.
I felt confused, mixed up, had I only dreamed her? She certainly seemed mythical enough that I could have. Maybe I had completely snapped and I was just sitting staring lustfully at a wall every night in the psych ward.
No! The dancing girl was real and I would find her no matter what it took, or how long it took to do so. As fate would have it, It didn't take long; however, before she found me. It was as I found myself nearing the back of the alley, when I felt a sudden draught, a gentle breath which changed into a whisper. "Something tells me that you're looking for me."
I felt her breath come warm against my neck, the hairs rising as they reacted. I could have died on the spot, my heart leaping into my throat. I gulped.
"Yes, I was. But, I must ask, how did you know?" I spoke, my curiosity quickly replacing my fear.
She never answered, and it never mattered. I turned around and looked into the pools of her eyes for the first time. They were dark. Almost haunted, and there was something deep I would never be able to read that lay within them, teasing at the edges of my mind.
I don't know how long I stared. It felt like the labor of a thousand ages slowly passing, but it could have been only minutes, the two feelings chased each other until they became one.
I took in all of her, as if really seeing her for the first time. Her hair was long, glistening, and as black as the night, her lips were a crimson red, more perfectly shaped in a supple fullness than any I had ever seen. She was the perfect height and weight. And her breasts. My God! I could only guess were massive because I dared to steal a glance just long enough to not fall into infinity. Their gentle curves so pronounced they forced my eyes to trace their seams. By all means, they were undoubtedly impressive.
As she breathed they were almost spilling out of her tight and rather low cut corset, I had to stare, and infinity did try to court me then. Time seemed to drift in and out, and occasionally just stop that night, lost to the trance of the falling sand as it slipped through the glass.
We danced together under smog and fog. Even now as I recall it's impossible to count the moans, or the climaxes that came in wave after wave, to even describe to you the feeling written on my heart because no mere word would ever describe the depths of a world unknown. I was left with nothing save my memories and the bite of her love on my heart.
Despite my knowledge that this feeling could never be bottled and kept, I still found myself looking for it time and time again, but she never returned. I found myself then, looking for her. Checking the bars, the pubs. The alleyways. Hooked like a junkie.
I won't go into all the women. Honestly, I doubt if I could. Not all of their chapters in my life are really worth remembering.
Isabelle was next, probably the most memorable after my dancing girl. It was another late night, I was in a new club, trying to figure out just how the scene worked. The flashing lights, they cut into my soul and made me ill.