Thuberbaer

"The Bodiless Man" ---      Anton Lantz was stirred from a multi-sensual escapade within his mind, by a small spark of energized, tangerine light which had quite suddenly appeared within a crack on his bedroom window. The reflected light shone, unwavering, near the center of the back wall, to which his eyes had been fixed throughout the night. His gargantuan silhouette sat over the bed and turned its head this way and that; frantically at first, then later more calmly and steadily. It was dawn already, yet that night his eyelids had not shut, let aside an occasional blinking. This deprivation of sleep dulled Anton's senses even further tha