I've been set an impossible task, a high wall to climb, an
imaginary task filled with wonder and delicious delight. Come closer, bring
forward your ear, as we’re about to discuss what I really, really… really want. With music blaring in the
background setting the mood of things to come, I feel my heart start to pound
with the possibilities and pondering purpose.
Here we go and along I come with all desires laid to rest.
I’d like to arrive at Monte Carlo drinking a fine wine that
I actually like, respect and savour. The Port De Monaco, being a favoured
destination, would be one of splendour and excitement. Wearing a fine suit, I’d
feel that bit distinctive than my normal life, leaving behind a moderate
Sunseeker Manhattan 48 boat. I’d have no idea of where to venture but simply
walking through the lavish location would be enough to bring forward a smile.
Maybe I’d step into a designer 911 GT3 RS, wrapping my hands
around the leather steering wheel, as the 4 litre engine purrs into life with a
small growl that awakens the surrounding eyes that are already looking. With a
small blip, a little taste, it moves forward asking to be driven to an inch of
its 193mph top speed. I'm not stupid, admittedly a little scared and aware,
that I might not be able to tame such a beast but if life isn't for trying then
why try at all. There’s no leash around this neck, I've been set free, to
explore, to taste, so if that’s the case, pour it straight and never stop.
Leave nothing for chance. The paddle flips and off we go.
The trees fly past at the speed of which I've never
experienced, life filled countryside, brave, alive, still prospering in all of
the worldly chaos. As much as I like
excitement I still want to know that the world is being taken care of. As the world
slides I notice long legs sitting to my side. They seem to travel for miles
until they’re met by that wine red Herve Leger dress. You know the one. All
legs. All waist. The slight hint of cleavage and a tempting knowing smile.
Yeah, this is boys stuff right here. We’re on our way to who knows where and
she’s along for every second of the ride. That’s what I want. Bring the
excitement.
That’s just a taste of what’s inside this mind of mine.
There’s a world within my world, contained, constrained, bubbling just beneath
the surface waiting to escape even if it’s for the smallest of moments. Make it
happen. Bring things to life.
Now, as we draw to the end, I'm asked another question of
what I ‘need’. What do I need? Water, food, warmth, shelter and of course, company. When things are put into perspective I'm glad, thoroughly
glad, that I have what I need and that’s good enough for me.
The rest of the
world can wait.
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