The wind whistles around the corner of the building. I see you bundled up in your coat with your scarf pulled around your neck. The ends whip in the wind and seem to wave tauntingly at me.
You are oblivious to me, but I see you. I always see you.
I saw you yesterday and the day before and everyday except last Tuesday when you called in sick, but spent the day with your mother shopping.
I have a lot to do, but I make time for you.
I remember vividly the first time I saw you but I don't know exactly when it was.
You were trying to park your car next to the music store and the space was too small. After too many attempts, you finally drove away. I waited for you to come back, but you didn't.
Today I saw you coming up the street and I quickly removed the barrier barrel I had placed in the parking space. You couldn't believe your good fortune as you pulled in.
I sauntered into the store, imagining that I was invisible. I always wanted to be invisible.
When I was a kid, I thought I could get into the cookies and ice cream and copy the smart kid's test answers when I was invisible.
When I became older, all I wanted to do with my invisibility was watch ladies without making them uncomfortable.
I wanted to be invisible because I love women so much.
I love the line of their bodies, whether they are round or thin. I like the way their hair fits their heads and I rejoice at the sight of their long, regal necks.
I sniff the air when they pass as inconspicuously as I can, so I can get just a whiff of their unique essence.
I listen to the bird-like sounds of their voices as they laugh.
I will move to a newly empty chair, so I can feel the fading warmth left by a lady's body. I dream and fantasize about the creamy softness of their flesh and the firmness of their breasts and buttocks.
Sometimes I sit with my eyes open, staring ahead and I can see the outline of a lady's legs through her silky, shivery dress.
My mind was easily trained for my special interests.
Now I walk into the store with my entire finely honed skills active and screaming with proficiency. I am a stalking animal...a puma on prey.
I move next to you and you are unaware. I pick up a CD and you are still oblivious to me and I worry a bit. Then I remember your disadvantage at not being able to see me so I become visible again.
"I have that CD."
Apparently you don't hear me.
"It's very musical."
I know then that you are trying to pretend that you don't hear me. I laugh inside to realize that you are already wanting me, but trying to control your urges.
Unfortunately, your weak will power will easily be crushed as I overcome your inhibitions with my practiced charm.
This is so easy for me. I choose a woman and she is powerless to resist me if I want her.
I do want you and I let my pheromones flow through the pores of my skin. They silently and invisibly waft into your nose. I watch for your eyelids to flutter when your animal need kicks in.
Generations ago, we were like animals and responded eagerly to an invisible scent. Now we attempt to negate and confuse our senses from that primal signal with perfumes and artificial scents.