Going Chinese With Bluesy

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Posted by Bluesy Socrateaser on Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:10 am
Tall, slender, and calm in her way. <br />She was a jewel of the Eurasian persuasion. <br /> <br />It rained that night in August. <br />The glare of it minced my view. <br /> <br />Her gin-soaked lapel caught my eye...and that 'pin'. <br />Or was it her double-breasted suit? <br /> <br />I reached for that 'icon' of interest slowly. <br />The anticipation of a slap never leaving me. <br />(I guess I'm just a puritan at heart) <br /> <br />It was a character of oriental design. <br />Within an exquisite setting, an emerald rested. <br /> <br />I looked at her face, her eyes were closed. <br />She had the look of a child, though middle-aged. <br /> <br />It was raining harder now. <br /> <br />I raised her lifeless form up and into my arms. <br />I carried her to my car and set her in the seat. <br /> <br />It was then that I knew something was different. <br />It was the emerald....it was glowing brighter! <br /> <br />I placed my finger upon it, and as I did...she moved! <br /> <br />Her eyes slowly opened and peered into my own. <br />Her lips gently parted, revealing brilliantly white teeth. <br />Her fingers delicately extended as her arm rose ever-so slightly. <br /> <br />I stared in disbelief at this beautiful creature. <br />Hypnotized by her seeming resurrection, I sat still as death. <br />Suddenly then, and without any previous warning at all..... <br /> <br />Slap! <br /> <br /> <br />I guess she knew I was no puritan after all. <br /> <br />I gave her a lift to the morgue and went home to Ma's cooking. <br />I thought I'd surprise her with this new emerald pin I bought for her. <br />She loves oriental as much as I do. <br /> <br />Maybe more. <br />