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The Spankgasm

something that doesn’t speak out loud at parties, but creeps across the fine dinner table, through glances, faint touches, laughs & intentional momentary stares & changes in the tone of one’s voice, when s/he makes eye contact, letting one know that kink is involved, when it comes to what is in store for the evening--- just when the talons get dug in is anybody’s guess, but both parties agree that once the rest of em’ are preoccupied, somewhere out in the back of the house, somewhere in a secluded room not used by the rest of the folk during the early evening, somewhere, where the moans of pain & pleasure cannot be heard, they walk hand in hand. spontaneity leads to spitballing, spitballing leads to deeper conversation, deeper conversation leads to comfort, comfortability leads to trust, trust leads to permission, permission leads to vulnerability, vulnerability leads to possibility, possibility leads to awakening, awakening leads to pleasure, pleasure repeats & repeats & repeats into ecstasy. digging deep into human urge, gripping tight with both hands, hold palm straight, swinging down, slamming & echoing the slap throughout the room, following again, communicating with & constantly checking one’s pain threshold, with the reddening coming & the streaks, the fingers being imprinted, but still, more is wanted, so the steady slap, the smack, increases in rapidity, in strength, in force, with every motion planned, deliberate, to bring pleasure through pain, constantly communicating, letting s/he who enjoys/endures work at him/herself whilst the room gets louder with moans, wincing, cries of excitement & cries of hurt, all the while inside, s/he rises, rises, rises, rises, further up the hill, as the skin grows a deep red, as the skin begins to bruise & then finally, the spankgasm.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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