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Archive name: poetry.txt
Authors name: Lord malinov (malinov@mindless.com)
Story Title : The Poetry Reading
Date: 98-01-02 11:42:07 EST
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*This story was written for me and my friend Kim by Lord
Malinov. I liked it, so added it to my personal archive.
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The Poetry Reading
I had been struggling all afternoon with a composition
when the phone rang. Tension gripped my shoulders as I
rose to answer the phone. I knew the rhythms were weak
and I still hadn't decided whether to fix the verse
with rhyme. As the metal bell clanged again, I realized
I should jump to the heart of the story and look for
patterns there. Sometimes the beginning is no place to
start.
My publisher droned when she talked, word after word in
an endless, often meaningless stream of syllables.
After ten minutes, I finally figured out the gist of
her call; a poetry reading for a club at a small
university; three hundred dollars, transportation,
lodging and food. My first impulse was to just refuse
and get back to work on my poem, but I knew I couldn't.
Marge had only agreed to go to the expense of publish-
ing my book of poems after I promised to do whatever
support engagements she could arrange. I tried to
come up with an excuse, but my imagination has a way of
failing at just such moments.
"No," Marge said emphatically. "I've let you out of
speaking engagements for your novels, despite Ray's
complaints. Your romances sell enough to give you some
clout. But the poetry was a self-indulgent project and
you begged me. We're still seven thousand away from
just breaking even, and if the reading sells twenty
more copies, you're damn well going to read."
I packed my bags, cursing and lost in swirls of images
of three beautiful girls in a bedroom while a moron
hefted a shotgun authoritatively. I wondered if I could
capture the absurdity of that party moment in a poem.
The plane ride was quiet, and I spent the greater part
of the flight scribbling lines in my notebook. The old
woman beside me kept sneaking peaks and I was tempted
to scrawl obscenities to see if I could make her blush,
but I wanted to work on the tale of the idiot, three
girls and a gun before the reading. For three hundred
dollars, they should get at least one virgin piece.
Throwing them a bone just seemed professional.
As I marched off the plane, I caught a glimpse of a
sign held aloft marked "Malinov." No one had ever met
me at the airport like that before. I felt really cool.
Better yet, the placard was held by a rather striking
young woman. I pointed to the sign.
"That's me."
"Yes. You look just like your book jacket photo. You'd
be suprised how many authors look nothing like their
covers."
"Really?"
"I'm Kristen," she said, holding out a hand. "This is
Kim," she gestured to the woman beside her, who was
equally attractive. I smiled at the good fortune. I'd
expected blue-haired old ladies. "We've organized the
reading. I'm so glad you could make it."
"I'm always eager to please my fans," I lied.
"Glad to hear it," she said with a purr. I looked
ascant at the beauty. I hadn't expected that.
"We'll drive you to the hotel, check you in and then
get the reading underway."
"Where will that be?"
"At the hotel. It's a small club, but we're eager to
hear you read."
We drove to a nice hotel near the airport. Kristen
handed me a key and led me straight to my room. I
raised an eyebrow as the ladies followed me in. They
told me we should go over my schedule. I put my bag on
the dresser and sat down. Kristen jumped onto the big
king-sized bed. Kim slipped comfortably beside her.
"What time's the reading?" I asked slightly shaken by
their casual approach to our intimate environment.
"Any time you're ready, lover." Kim smiled provoca-
tively.
"What?"
"Read us some poems. That's why we brought you here."
My heart began to race. The girls gave me a wicked
look.
"We're the club," Kristen hastened to explain. "We'll
pay you three hundred dollars. You read us some
poetry."
"Really?" I asked, quite flabbergasted.
"Why not? I hope you don't mind if we get comfortable."
Kim pulled her sweater up over her head. Kristen
laughed as I blushed and unzipped her skirt. I swal-
lowed hard, completely shocked.
"Um," I said.
"Start with something sweet," said Kristen, shimmying
out of her panties. Kim turned over to kiss her
friend's freshly exposed vulva, lifting her still
pantied ass high to wiggle before my eyes.
Not knowing what else to do, I pulled out my notebook
and flipped to the first poem I'd marked for reading.
I cleared my throat and started to speak the rhythmic
words. Kristen moaned to the supple beat of words and
tongue and my prick began to hurt, swollen stiff
beneath the straight-jacket of my jeans.
"I told you he'd probably only want to read us some
damn poetry," said Kim, looking back as I tried to
read. I threw down my notebook and tore open my jeans.
"Fuck that," I said hungrily.
"Yes," said Kim, wiggling seductively and turning back
to lick Kristen's pussy. I pulled the white lace over
her full bottom and exposed the thick lips of Kim's wet
cunt. My prick slipped hard inside her sex.
"Mmmm," said Kim as I rocked into her. Kristen scooted
from beneath Kim's moan and embraced me from behind,
kissing my neck as she ran her hands over me, kissing
me hungrily, deliciously.
"I wanted you," she whispered in my ear as I fucked
Kim. "I'm sorry we had to trick you, but I wanted you
so badly." I twisted to squeeze Kristen's breasts
while kissing her and Kim pulled away. Kristen lay me
down on the big bed and sunk my cock into her moist
cunt. I groaned to see this beautiful woman astride
me, the gleam in her eye, the fire across her full,
bouncing breast. Kim knelt over my face, setting her
dripping pussy over my lips, tempting my tongue to
tease her swollen lips and bulging clitoris. Rhythm
overtook us and we melted in a fleshy poem of bawdy,
naughty rhymes.
I gave them autographed copies of my poetry book, and
a handwritten copy of the one I wrote the next morning
before they took me to the airport. I felt funny
taking the money, but they insisted and besides, that
was the reason I had come. I don't know what that
makes me. A poet, I guess.
When I got home, I gave Marge a call.
"How'd it go?" she eventually asked.
"All right," I said. "I have to say I enjoyed myself.
If you have any more . . ."
"Why, Malinov, this is a change of heart. Sure. I
can put you on a plane this afternoon. This woman
from a small reader's club in Pheonix has been begging
me to get you for a reading."
"Thanks, Marge." I said. "I won't even unpack."
~~~
Malinov
Power belongs to those who dare. . . Sapere Aude