Longing
by Mat Twassel
Copyright© 2023 by Mat Twassel
Fiction Story: An art museum fosters connections
Caution: This Fiction Story contains strong sexual content, including Fa/Fa Consensual Fiction Illustrated .
In a quiet corner of a grand museum gallery, two pictures hung on opposite walls, seemingly worlds apart. On one side, there was a small pencil drawing of a frail flower, delicately sketched with precise lines and intricate details.
On the other side, a voluptuous oil painting captured the essence of a lush garden, bursting with vibrant colors and life.
The gallery visitors passed by, unaware of the invisible connection that existed between these two works of art.
The pencil drawing, adorned with a sense of fragility and vulnerability, would often gaze longingly at the oil painting across the room. Its intricate petals seemed to dance in the sunlight, as if it possessed a secret yearning for the vibrant world depicted on the opposite wall.
Meanwhile, the oil painting, with its majestic foliage and lush greenery, couldn’t help but feel a magnetic pull toward the delicate pencil drawing. It longed to embrace the subtle grace and elegance it exuded.
Day after day, the two pictures yearned to be together. They could feel their hearts beating in harmony, despite the vast distance that separated them. They whispered their hopes and dreams through the silent language of art, sharing a bond that no one else could comprehend. The frail flower yearned for the vivacity of the garden, while the garden longed for the tenderness and delicacy of the flower.
Then, one fateful day, the gallery art was rearranged. Paintings were shifted, sculptures were relocated, and the delicate balance of the gallery was disrupted. The frail flower and the lush garden found themselves side by side, closer than ever before. Their joy knew no bounds as they reveled in the newfound proximity, their longing finally answered.
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