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Thanks for the mention WEve. There's more goin' on over at Boo's Epic Challenge, Anyone? thread.. please enjoy!WickedEve said:[...] Temptation's Dance (an epic)
by champagne1982 ©
Yes, it's of epic proportions and I have the attention span of a kitten. Champagne bubbles, I'm still reading it.
But you do have my attention with the lusty snake chick:
"Be mine," she said, as the wind whipped through the black tendrils of her hair.
"You're worthy of my attention," she hissed, "Come with me to my lair."
Too late he'd realized that this twisted answer to his prayer,
Was a serpent, dark and sinuous, and not the asked for maiden, fair. [...]
Don Juan scans
the field of sweet
nubile nectar
and quivering leaves
this flower deflowerer
lover of amaryllis
aviation acrobat
cruising his reign
where stains of sun
escape through
the lush to blush
the cheeks of a single
swooning lily
so nervously swaying
her virginal beauty
and Don Juan
descends
. . .
Comment made by jthserra
Aside from the experiments I ran across a submissive's poem that I thought felt a cut above most. I found it passionate, yet subdued... worth a read, comment and vote:
Owned by Ravishing.
Ravishing said:Anna Spits by annaswirls
Certainly erotic, bringing images to life in a wonderfully unique, if odd way. I don't think all would enjoy the 'feel' of it, but it's certainly enough of a taste to her style for me to delve into her previous works for a peek.
Ravishing my Dear,Ravishing said:that you had fun in writing it Anna, after all writing anything should be all about enjoyment. Otherwise I'd feel there's little point.
perdita said:Old fish person, speak for yourself. Writing is always and only a joy for me.
Perdita
Well then, Rybka, I humbly thank you for mentioning the works of this Not Yet Poet yesterday.Rybka said:Ravishing my Dear,
You MUST be new to poetry if you think that writing is always enjoyable.. To often it is closer to passing a kidney stone than finding a pearl.
Almost always it is something that MUST be done, not something that you do in a moment of joyous abandonment. If you haven't learned that yet than you are not yet a poet. - Wait until you cannot even generate the pearl, nevermind pass the stone.
perdita said:Old fish person, speak for yourself. Writing is always and only a joy for me.
Perdita
Liar said:You little masochist you.
Anyway, that was not why I posted:
Did anyone but me notice that there was a batch of today's new poems up recently? But when I looked again after lunch, they were gone, and yesterday's list, starting with Anna, is back again. A system hiccup? A glitch in the matrix? A "shut up and don't ask so many questions"?
#Liar
Rybka said:Ravishing my Dear,
You MUST be new to poetry if you think that writing is always enjoyable.. To often it is closer to passing a kidney stone than finding a pearl.
Almost always it is something that MUST be done, not something that you do in a moment of joyous abandonment. If you haven't learned that yet than you are not yet a poet. - Wait until you cannot even generate the pearl, nevermind pass the stone.
Regards, Rybka
Lauren Hynde said:I half agree with all of you. It's always a pleasure to write, even when it hurts like passing a kidney stone.