My skin tingles as your hands caress my nipples. You gently nip with your lips, then with your teeth, sending a thrill down my torso. I think of that first time, in Kansas City, when you tied me down and tormented me with that feather, that feather that sits framed on my desk.
You brought me to the edge but refused to let me peak. Over and over again, that feather tickled me; my nipples, my lips, my ears, then my vulva, and finally, oh, so briefly, my clitoris. Repeatedly, until I begged and pleaded with you to allow me some relief. Then you mounted me and brought us together, passionately, over that peak.
I screamed. I screamed and screamed. But you denied that it was a scream. I'd never before been a screamer, but what you had pulled out of me was primal.
But you said, "No, that's not a scream. That was a note, a beautiful note a diva would be proud of."
Your fingers enter me, looking for that spot, that patch of roughness that will elicit a note, a song of love from me. Love, do you remember that night in Alice Springs, when you locked the drovers out of the bathroom and took me, leaning me over the sinks while they pounded on the door and demanded in. You ploughed me a furrow that raised a note, loud and long. If that bar's glassware had been crystal, you insisted, it would have shattered.
As I came down from that performance, I suddenly realized that all was quiet. No pounding on the door, no chatter in the bar, not even the clink of glassware. Silence. Eerie silence...