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Kriegsweihnachten | Christmas in war times
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A hot bath and a cold razor
Sometimes, after undressing, he will braces himself on the wash basin for a moment and careful not to as much as glance at the mirror â he can't bear seeing his scrawny body reflected back at him â he will open the drawer. He'll pick up his straight razor, unfold it, look at the blade, gleaming sharp and enticing in the dim bathroom light. He shouldn't have it in the first place. He's using a safety razor for shaving â for all sorts of safety, not least to avoid temptation.
Sometimes he will go as far as to take the razor with him, put it on the small table next to the tub before he gets into the water.
Tonight is one of those days. He's cold and exhausted and, for lack of a better word, sad. Misery holds him fast in her cruel claws, and he can't help thinking how he longs to put a stop to his suffering.
It would be so easy to end it.
The water engulfs him, soft and hot, as he slides into the bath, melting the chilliness from his limbs. Berlin winters are cold, the east wind merciless, and his fragile body has no padding to protect him from its bite. No matter how tightly he wraps himself in his coat, he can never quite keep the warmth from slipping away and his fingers from turning to ice. Perhaps he burns too bright, his thoughts too passionate, his dreams too feverish, to leave enough energy for his body to stay warm.
Most times that notion is enough to reassure him he has a place in this world, a purpose. But every now and then doubt prevails. Turns into knowledge. Turns into certainty.
What a sad excuse for a man he is, really. An embarrassment to their great nation. He would not survive a single day in the wild, much less on the battlefield. He's too feeble, too broken to live.
It's what makes him reach for the blade, again and again. But he is weak in every way. He can't muster the courage to do it. He is too much of a coward to put an end to his misery.
Instead, he comes up with excuses, things to live for, clutching at them with the strength of a drowning man â his passion for the cause, the hot fervour of a speech, the thunderous applause, the soothing glow of importance, the heady sensation of praise. But there's more to it than that, isn't there? His life isn't just about intellectual, abstract gratification â unspeakable what that would imply! No, he is made from flesh and blood after all, and he yearns for physical pleasure much as the next man.
He turns the razor between his fingers as he contemplates the bliss of sharing a bed, the soft skin of a woman against his, the divine warmth of her mouth, the silky heat of her cunt. Perfection. But there are smaller delights he cherishes too â the cheerful crackling of a fire, the memory of the scorching summer sun, warm sand between his toes, the sweet burn of a sip of brandy, even the tar-black bitterness of coffee and the fiery scratch of cigarette smoke when he pulls it down into his lungs.
He could give up on all that, open his veins with a few quick slashes, bleed out into the hot water. It'd be almost painless, he assumes. Just slip away quietly. It'd feel like coming full circle, crawling back into a mother's womb.
He drops the blade, suddenly disgusted with himself.
It won't prevent him from returning to this train of thought at a later time, but for now he looks forwards to a drink and a hearty meal and the sweltering temperature of the dining room, then bed after that, cozy and soft. Or perhaps he can call on his mistress later.
The thought warms him in a way no bath ever could. It coils searing hot in the pit of his stomach. A flare of desire rushes through him, making his cock twitch and harden. All cold and misery forgotten, he wraps his right hand around the stiffening flesh, giving himself a well-deserved stroke. After all, he earned it.
And just like that, he is his usual self again...
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when he nothing shines upon
He doubted they'd make it through the night. At least Otto wouldn't. He had stopped screaming after the morphine had taken effect. It had been all they could do for him. Rudi was with him now, holding his hand, telling him everything would be all right.
What an ugly way to go, dying slowly of a shot in the stomach on a godforsaken field so far from home.
Emil wouldn't wish that upon his worst enemy. None of them would. It had not taken them long to include the wish for a clean death in their night time prayers. Too few of them were granted that mercy.
To the other side of their small, dwindling fire, their commander tried to keep Paulchen warm. The youngest of their crew, a boy still, sat between his legs, his teeth chattering, his eyes wide. He was too delicate for the climate, much less for war, and he always had been. A pretty little thing with wheat-blond hair and bright-blue eyes, their UntersturmfĂźhrer had taken an instant liking to him.
âHe cares for him like a father,â they used to say whenever someone from a different tank crew had insinuated sinister motives.
UntersturmfĂźhrer Werner KĂśnig was a decent commander. He didn't deserve such slander.
Or at least that's what they had thought. Now Emil wasn't so sure anymore. The way their commander touched little Paul left no doubt about the nature of their relationship. He held him in a lover's embrace, the mouth close to his ear as he whispered words encouragement and endearment.
It was too late to care about that, too. From the looks of it, Paulchen wouldn't leave this damn field any more than Otto. The cold had taken hold of his scrawny body, spreading up his fingers and toes.
Emil had seen enough frostbite over the last year to know how it looked, like porcelain at first, almost pretty, then the blackness of dying tissue. He had seen the shivering, the chatter of teeth, and the illusion of heat that was a side effect of freezing. Men had torn off their hats and scarves and gloves, offering their flesh to winter like a sacrifice.
Why not give poor Paulchen a little comfort in his last hours, Emil thought as he looked away. They would face judgement for their actions soon enough.
The fire was already dying, the flames licking weakly at the wood. One of them would have to go deeper into the birch grove to get some more, and there was no question who would be that one.
Laboriously, Emil scrambled to his feet. His own limbs were heavy with cold and exhaustion.
âI'm gonna go and look for more fire wood,â he said, stumbling off without waiting for a response.
His heart grew lighter when he left the dying behind. It felt like a weight had been lifted. A thought crept up on him that he had forbidden himself for the last hours, ever since they had realized their battalion was gone: Perhaps he could make it to safety on his own.
It already seemed warmer between the trees, almost balmy. In the crisp cold air, there was a first whiff of spring. Emil took a deep breath as he made his way through the grove. He moved slowly, carefully, not to stumble over roots or collide with a low hanging brunch, but after a while the darkness seem to grew lighter. The tree trunks grew more distinct, black silhouettes against a foggy grey.
Emil couldn't have said how much time had passed when he saw something he hadn't reckoned with. There was a little hut a few yards ahead, nestled between the birches. It stood on stilts that reminded Emil of something he couldn't quite put his finger on.
Chicken feet, he thought as he came closer. How odd.
The hut exuded the strangest of smells, alluring and repelling at the same time. As though drawn by an invisible string, Emil stepped up to the door and raised his hand to knock against it...
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Our sacrifice knows, just as we do, this place exists outside the bounds. Rising from his knees and wiping the frozen blood from his chin, I wonder how it felt to him to know that he would not die in his own country. We crowd him in a circle and our shadows cast long and dark, mixing with the sway of the trees themselves. The sun is slowly setting, leaving an orange dazzling glitter over the ice by our bloody boots. The blood dripping from his nose freezes where he falls, the cold sucking the colour from him. Pretty, nonetheless.
I want to put my hand to his cheek, to feel those rough, chapped lips under my thumb and tell him of the honour of his sacrifice, but he would not understand. Besides, already there are those fidgeting back and forth and trying to melt snow out of the gelid, grey water in our supplies, those who do not want to chance an investigation into what 'willing' means too much.
It's a useful circle of woodland we've found, not something of our own making. Something the faeries or trolls left, the earth loamy beneath that crinkle of ice, good for planting. It smells fresh and cold and clean. It makes me think of my father and walking out at dawn to attend to the farm. When we pin him down there he begins to weep. No one looks away, the shadows drifting over him will attack us as viciously as him if we don't do this. Our officer's lanterns blink somewhere a little away, we understand they know what needs to be done too.
After on the bloody ice, our feet slipping in the unravelling viscera of the lad opened, we know this has made the difference. We gaze at the steam rising up and sigh in concert. Someone offers a prayer to travel with dissipating heat of that body.
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Presents
Alternatively: another subordinate getting either Himmler or Heydrich a gift in the hopes of currying favour.
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I wait a moment for them to pull themselves back together to a halfway respectable state, or at least to tug their cocks back in, before I politely knock and waltz in with a knowing smirk, which only a couple weeks later earns me a much deserved promotion.
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Not Just for Christmas
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Was Hänschen nicht lernt...
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