... issues and tissues with a touch of the spicy from the spirit hag ...
Published on November 10, 2004 By mignuna In Home & Family

 

I’m having a love affair. But ssshhhh. Don’t tell anyone. I don’t want to share it around too much. The object of my affections is mysterious. The silent type. I am spellbound.

 

We see each other every day, as soon as my husband leaves for work. I rise quickly and bundle on some clothing. I quickly brush my teeth but do not bother to shower, knowing that I will only become soiled again within moments.

 

My love changes every day. Each morning brings new discoveries. We sit in the fragrant morning air in a silent embrace, dual hearts beating, and I smile in wonder at the love that is mine. My desire will surely never be satiated.

 

We spend hours together. Time flies by with no thought of food, of water, of anything. A secret love as all encompassing as a womb on this summers’ morning. To think I knew my love so long and was blind to this beauty astounds me.

 

Other still blinded and bare people pass us sometimes as we ponder. Yet, even if they do bother to look our way, they rarely see what I do. I’m astonished that something so rampant, so fertile, so lush and so flagrant can appear so ordinary to the outside world.

 

I look back in laughter at the ‘old’ me. The one that watched other women do such things and 'just never saw the attraction'. I eat my words. The perfumed air makes them taste sweet and I savour my seduction.

 

Oh yes, yes, yes, yes, YESSSSS !!! ... of all the pleasures known to (wo)man, I cherish my garden the most !.

 

 


Comments
on Nov 10, 2004
Beautifully written.
on Nov 10, 2004
And here I was secretly hoping this blog was about me. All those late night msn sessions for nothing *cries*

lol...
on Nov 10, 2004

And here I was secretly hoping this blog was about me. All those late night msn sessions for nothing *cries*

well, i am only human, macky, and you are in POLAND after all

Beautifully written.

thankyou so much, voodoostation

mig XXX

on Nov 10, 2004
well, i am only human, macky, and you are in POLAND after all


Well being in Australia didn't stop me from going back to POLAND to be with my love, now did it?

And yes, it was beautifully written indeed
on Nov 10, 2004

Well being in Australia didn't stop me from going back to POLAND to be with my love, now did it?

i think i'll turn my msn on now, macky. you're starting to sound like a stalker

bwaaaaa haaaaaaa

mig XX

ps: thanks !

on Nov 10, 2004
Hah, you got me mig. I was thinking OMG she wouldnt do that!! Phew, All is well....
on Nov 11, 2004
Dear GOD!!!! You skipped middleage altogether and headed straight for flower-print, saggy-bottomed pants and afternoons of scones and tea.

Epitaph:

Within a month she went from an impish, nymphish, devilish laugh

to gardening, counting hours of sleep and worrying about slipping in the bath

Marco XX

I love your garden, i really do. It's tranquility and peace without the boredom, and for a city born degenerate like myself that's a truly miraculous combination.
on Nov 11, 2004
damn you mig, I thought this was gonna be filthy. I guess that says more about my mind that it does your's.

"We sit in the fragrant morning air in a silent embrace" -I loved all of the writing, but this especially.

Yknow, I've never had a garden. I don't think the dried out, sorry excuse for a front lawn we had back home counts...I guess Central park'll just have to do

Dyl xx
on Nov 13, 2004

...I guess Central park'll just have to do

well, in a pinch i guess that grand expanse just may do it !. i love living vicariously through you, dyl. i'm planting some gardenias tomorrow. i'll name one 'dyl' for you. you can have a garden that way

damn you mig, I thought this was gonna be filthy. I guess that says more about my mind that it does your's

ah dyl, it was designed to look that way. don't feel bad. i would have read it too

I love your garden, i really do. It's tranquility and peace without the boredom, and for a city born degenerate like myself that's a truly miraculous combination.

it's a tad more 'rampant mess' after all the rain, actually, but i'm not complaining

Dear GOD!!!! You skipped middleage altogether and headed straight for flower-print, saggy-bottomed pants and afternoons of scones and tea

oh yeah, baby, oh yeah !. i had scones just a few hours ago, marco. and i even made them myself !

Hah, you got me mig. I was thinking OMG she wouldnt do that!! Phew, All is well....

hehe i had you for a moment there, island gurl !. never fear !

mig XXX

on Nov 13, 2004
I'm not sure what a gardenia looks like actually mig. Are they pretty? But thankyou, I quite like the idea of being a flower, especially in Australia-probably the closest I'll ever get to there is my floral counterpart. hehe. I could try and plant something for you in the park but I'm not sure how legal that is..ah what do I care? It's winter here though so pick something tough..

Thanks Vanessa.

Dyl xx
on Nov 21, 2004

I'm not sure what a gardenia looks like actually mig. Are they pretty? But thankyou, I quite like the idea of being a flower, especially in Australia

sorry, dyl. marco told me i'd neglected to answer, but i didn't mean to

gardenias are my absolute all-time favourite flowers. the plant itself is medium sized with very dark green glossy leaves, almost black. the flowers are a creamy white, about the size of a golf ball, and they are the most fragrant white flowers i know of. they smell like heaven. the gardenia is like a grandma sort of plant, they're not fashionable at all, but i love white flowers best of all and so few of them have perfume.

when 'dyl the gardenia' flowers, i'll take a photo of her for you. (she has a special task. she has to grow beautiful and bushy outside my (tiny) guest room window so people can enjoy her fragrance as they sleep at night in summer). it's too late for her flowers this year, but next summer she should be ready.

love mig XXXXX

on Nov 21, 2004

ps dyl: if you can, throw a handful of sunflower seeds somewhere. if the birds don't get them, i may surprise you with a bloom or two in spring.

on Nov 23, 2004
Thanks Mig, Gardenias sound pretty..I'll see if I can find a picture of them somewhere, I'm sure I've probably seen one but can't think what they look like..

Looking forward to next summer

*off to buy sunflower seeds*

Dyl xx