100 Love Letters I'll Never Send ( A Safe Place in The Morning Calm part I) (c) 1999 2017
After a break up I spent many months trying to drink and drug her out of my mind. In between black outs I somehow managed to get enlisted in the US Army. The first place they sent me to was South Korea. I was blessed to be protected by a Puerto Rican Sergeant Toro. He was also my supervisor. After weeks of staying close to him, I was alone on the streets. I was looking for something. I ended up in a familiar spot with a kind elderly Korean woman and twelve gorgeous women.
June 1999: South Korea
A Safe Place in The Morning Calm
"I stayed as close as I could to Toro. For weeks he was kind enough to tell me ins and outs of life and the ins and outs of Korea. One evening, he was busy. I understood. Like a child without guidance, I was scared of the unknown. I went down town anyway. Ended up in a familiar spot he had shown me. There was an older lady in there. He had introduced me to her weeks in advance. He told me it was a safe place for me to go. It was a two story building in a back alley. The outsides of it looked like it was about to fall down any second. They didn't have strict building permits in South Korea. I pressed an intercom button on the outside. A Hongul (Korean language) I had no idea what she said. Giggling followed. Then a thick Korean accented English followed, 'Hello?' I introduced myself and a loud beep followed and a door screeched open. 'We've been waiting.' She was thin and looked like she could have been a runway model. The door slammed behind me. There were stairs ahead. At the top there was bright light. I just stood there. 'Come on.' I followed her upstairs to a big den. There were expensive looking paintings around with windows that overlooked down town. In the center was the woman Toro had introduced me to. She was dressed in a tight oriental looking outfit. It had dragons everywhere. Around her were twelve of the most beutiful women I had ever seen.
June 1999: South Korea
A Safe Place in The Morning Calm
"I stayed as close as I could to Toro. For weeks he was kind enough to tell me ins and outs of life and the ins and outs of Korea. One evening, he was busy. I understood. Like a child without guidance, I was scared of the unknown. I went down town anyway. Ended up in a familiar spot he had shown me. There was an older lady in there. He had introduced me to her weeks in advance. He told me it was a safe place for me to go. It was a two story building in a back alley. The outsides of it looked like it was about to fall down any second. They didn't have strict building permits in South Korea. I pressed an intercom button on the outside. A Hongul (Korean language) I had no idea what she said. Giggling followed. Then a thick Korean accented English followed, 'Hello?' I introduced myself and a loud beep followed and a door screeched open. 'We've been waiting.' She was thin and looked like she could have been a runway model. The door slammed behind me. There were stairs ahead. At the top there was bright light. I just stood there. 'Come on.' I followed her upstairs to a big den. There were expensive looking paintings around with windows that overlooked down town. In the center was the woman Toro had introduced me to. She was dressed in a tight oriental looking outfit. It had dragons everywhere. Around her were twelve of the most beutiful women I had ever seen.
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