She lets her fingers glide over the firm flesh. Grasps it and fondles it with firm, even strokes. She can feel it swelling in anticipation, building to the climax. She makes it wait, then takes it in her mouth, and lets her tongue slide over the moist firmness. She gives a nip- gentle, but firm. She sucks- slowly at first, then harder. She lets her tongue and lips work their magic, till that supreme moment when the warm, sticky sweetness fills her mouth. She savors the taste, then lets it slide down her throat.
Ecstasy! Sublime ecstasy! Eating a mango.
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The June Blackboard project - drabbles from A to Z, with a special bonus on Sundays- only at
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A
drabble is a story told in exactly 100 words.
13 comments:
Very descriptive but excellently written.
Yvonne.
Without the photo, you definitely would have had people's imagination going in all directions. Always enjoy your Drabble post.
Mason
Thoughts in Progress
Great Drabble! :) You had me going, there.
Even with the photo, my mind drifted!
I'm still smiling :) That was fun!
Well, if THAT doesn't deserve a blog award, I don't know what does! There's an (appropriately enough) Versatile Blogger Award for you over at my blog today!
Who knew eating a mango could be such a sensual experience? That gave me a chuckle.
When I lived in Florida, several branches from a neighbor's mango tree hung over our fence and dropped delicious fruit in our yard. I used to mash the ripe mango and use it as a topping for vanilla ice cream. So yummy.
mmm...that's got me desiring to feel that firm flesh myself. Dang no mangoes here. Yoo hoo! Sweet Patootie!
Lovely drabble.
Painful topic (for me anyway). I am violently allergic to mango.
I knew what yu were talking about, but even so...... ooooooooh! :D
Definately a clever one, Natasha!
Whew!! I knew where you were going and I still got all distracted!! woohoo!!!
Hugs
SueAnn
@ Yvonne - thanks
@ Mason - which is why I had the picture there. Can't have someone not reading it through, and reporting the blog, can we? Specially when we are being so innocent.
@ Elizabeth - thanks :-)
@ Alex - it did? How?
*looks innocent*
@ Jemi - thank you.
@ Debra - thank you so much for the award. Really cherish it.
@ Patricia - now you know!
Mango is an amazing fruit, isn't it?
@ Jan - when you have a Sweet Patootie, why do you need a mango?
@ Al - that is really sad. If I eat two or more mangos, I break into a rash, but a mango a day is fine.
@ RA - *winks*
@ Marjorie - thanks
@ SueAnn - now grab a mango ;-)
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