Excerpts from 95% Naked

Who knew that people could talk to bees and expect to be heard?
      Bee, by Lee Stein

At my eye level, not twelve inches away was her mons venus, russet in color — my Jerusalem on the Hill.
      — Myrna Loy, by H. B. Reid
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But his comment about her pretty face? What was that about?
      The Learned Lady, by Elaine Maikovska

… his hands grasp my throat as if attacking. I respond quickly.
      Torn Gi, by J. L. Parsons

He didn’t want her to date the goyem. Never mind the Nazis.
      — Soap, by Jo-Anne Rosen
      <jo@wordrunner.com>

“I want to hold you, love you,” I replied in a tone that changed quickly from confident to pleading.
      — It Is Lovely, No? by Kathleen DePuydt

At first I was hurt because I have a deep hole that I drop into sometimes, where nobody loves me.
      Betty, by Linda Loveland Reid
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I routinely smack myself out there like a tether ball to let the universe know I’m available.
      — Make Me A Match, by Jennie Orvino

“Men need to know that women dread coming here.”
      The Patient, by Teresa Ruden
      <teresaadele@gmail.com>

“You can hide from the world,” he bellows, “but only so long.”
      Unstopped, by Daniel Coshnear


© 2010, Daniel Coshnear

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