Strike Up The Ban
Mark Blickley – Miss Unity
BOOK REPORT:
Know your place my darlings who dare to dream as the fall is heavy with wonder over your sense of entitlement that asks what makes you so special pummeling against a suffocating rim in ecstatic abandon jubilating in the peculiar sense that surrounds you inside a tactile plastic womb as you listen to the fluctuating wails from the tendrils of passion slithering along lubricated walls to a ritual mating melody of romantic verse and pelvic thrusts that vibrate and stretch into angelic writhing unleashing a gale of erotic energy as moans and gasps carry you through different symphonies of sensual movement that create a longing for touch until such a need builds to echo your name inside the dark synthetic tunnel slick with sweat fighting to grasp the luminous bursts of light just beyond reach as I fill my lungs again and again gasping for air while I dream of your hands and my moist memories of you in the ripple of a dance and the sensual smell of sunshine that sends a thread of pleasure aching for contact until I can only pant in short heaves that threaten to smother me before I can implore you to come back and save me by taking what is already yours given freely under a liberating light of hope and devotion you refuse to extend.
Image by Miss Unity
Text by Mark Blickley
Miss Unity is a writer and drag queen from upstate New York. Her essay collection Who Killed Mabel Frost? will be published by SF/LD Books in 2024.
Mark Blickley grew up within walking distance of New York’s Bronx Zoo. He is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild and PEN American Center. His latest book is the flash fiction collection Hunger Pains (Buttonhook Press).
