Best Gay Erotica 2006 by Richard Labonte
Author:Richard Labonte [RICHARD LABONTÉ]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cleis Press
Published: 2012-03-23T00:00:00+00:00
THE PANCAKE CIRCUS
Trebor Healey
Clown Daddy bused dishes at the Pancake Circus, a tacky breakfast joint on Broadway in Sacramento. I only went there when I was depressed and, in my half-baked noncommittal self-destruction, craving food that would kill me if I ingested enough of it. I wanted a steamy stack of buttermilk pancakes with that whipped butter they use that melts slowly and thoroughly, sort of like my psyche does when itâs heading south. (It does not have the same effect on your arteries, however, which slowly harden like dog shit in the sun.) And I wanted that diabetes-inducing syrup, of course. Two or three shots of itâlethal as sour mashâsurreptitious, sticky and sweet as it vanishes into the spongy cake, absorbed like a criminal into the social fabric.
Clown Daddy began as a tattoo of a tiger jumping through a ring of fireâa tiger with a pacifier in his mouth. A tiger caged in a mess of plump blue veinsâveins like the roots that buckle sidewalks. Straining as they held the pot poised over my cup; straining like my throat suddenly was; like my cock caged in my drawers.
âCoffee?â It was Josh Hartnettâs voice.
In an effort to compose myself, I drew a breath and followed those veins up that forearm, down through the dimple of its elbow and up across the creamy white bicep, firm and round as a young athleteâs buttcheek, before the blood-swollen tubes vanished into his white polyester shirt, reappearing at the neck and passing the Adamâs apple, which was nothing less than a mushroom head pushing boy-boisterously out of his neck-skin like a go-go dancer in Tommies. God have mercy, my soul muttered, as my eyes, having lost his veins somewhere under his chin (and damn, what a beautiful charcoal-shadowed chin), proceeded with anticipation up his clean-shaven cheek, savoring the pheromonal (and I mean âmoanâ-al) beauty of him, dead set for his eyes like a junkie tightening the belt. And bingo, like apples and oranges lining up in a slotâoh my god, I won!
Iâm a homo and you know where Iâd look for the coins. I felt my sphincter dilate, and my buttcheeks were suddenly like open-cupped palms, holding themselves out to him.
I came in my pants. And then, a bit unnerved to say the least, cleared my throat. Iâm not sure I would have been able to even answer him if I hadnât relieved the pressure somewhere. Fortunately, God had mercy after all.
I whimpered, âYes, please.â I couldnât even look at him, so I watched the cup as he filled it to the top, and then some. It crested the brim and ran down onto the saucerâand then I watched the pot move away, off to the next table.
Jesus H. go-go-dancing Christ. My drawers were soaked and cooling. I felt like a kid whoâd wet his pants. This had happened to me only once before, in junior high, when Greg Vandersee had stretched, lifting up his arms and revealing a divine cunt of underarm hair that made me lurch forward as my cock emptied its boy-fresh copious fluids into my little BVDs.
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