Category Archives: Poetry

#TwitterSmut (One hundred words of) – #Bud

by Harper Eliot Posted on 24/03/2011

Panting palms, smeared across silken skin, as eager, hungry, fumbling fingers traced the outlines of unknown muscles. Dusty spyglass, watching near, but far, in the corner of that cobwebbed attic, where he laid me back, ceremonial as sacrifice, pure as … Continue reading →

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#Balance

by Harper Eliot Posted on 09/03/2011

After three failed attempts at smut in the form of prose, I decided to bend Ruby‘s rules for #WankWednesday and do poetry. This week’s prompt: #balance. He swallowed his apprehension. It felt brutal, beastly. But she had begged, – oh … Continue reading →

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She dwells under the desk

by Harper Eliot Posted on 17/01/2011

from artnet.com By his feet in the box of space, The shoebox, she sits and waits. Or sits and obeys. She likes the comfort of his legs, his shins his well-known knees. This is where she dwells; Under the desk … Continue reading →

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