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A mother’s desire for her son is a subject as old as the world of literature, and its theme can be traced to the age of Sodom and Gomorrah, and to Lot’s scheme to repopulate a supposedly desolate earth by sleeping with his daughters. The subject has been probed by Sophocles, and Freud defined the problem. Eugene O’Neill, a great playwright, encompassed the theme in one of his most important works.
MOM LOVES IT OUTDOORS is the story of the relationship between a young mother and her children. It is a startling novel with an important message for society.
The scent of lemon filled the air. The groves were in full bloom. Susan loved this time of year more than any other. The scent of lemon, the flower or the fruit, always made her feel erotic.
Enjoying the scents, though, was not the same as enjoying the tingling flesh of another–a man to share her wanton joy. Over a year had passed since her husband had been killed in an accident, and for a while, She had coped, but now the groves were in bloom, and she was having a difficult time. Walking through the grove now, her cunt became very moist, getting wetter with each step.
She remembered how she and her husband would sneak away from the house in the evening, carrying a blanket, and beneath the lemon trees, undress and clutch each other. He had enjoyed the lemon scent as much as she and his cock would rage with hardness on those unforgettable evenings, bringing her to orgasm after orgasm. But now she no longer had him, had no one to share her desires with.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.