UnderYourSpell
Gerund Whore
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- May 20, 2007
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hurt very hurt the thought never entered my mind and you must have a bad conscience
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Americans? Or key lime pies? Because I do not need key lime pies. That's just me, though.bah, who needs 'em
Americans? Or key lime pies? Because I do not need key lime pies. That's just me, though.
Americans? Or key lime pies? Because I do not need key lime pies. That's just me, though.
Hey I got a hmmnmm question, so this seems like the place to ask it. In a review the other day of a Bflag poem you said:
"Really, editorially and honestly speaking, for the erotic stuff I do favor those written by chicks (or those I can believe are chicks). But I almost didn't back out of this one fast enough. Got that strange voyeur feeling for sure."
I was just curious why you can't really read a dude's poem? Since an erotic poem from a man's point of view is focused on a woman and her body and its description. I just wondered if you could give me some sort of explanation of how you place yourself within a poem you read. I usually take the position of the one doing the writing, so it's the female's poems about being pressed into the bed and being sweated on that I'm sort of skittish around.
and as an observer, I suppose it would be something like: if I read female poetry it's like she's granting me the privilege to watch her masturbate?
ummmm, no. no. I'm not...