sailorpaul
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OK so what magic thing happens here on Lit when you get to 100 posts?
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gawd. is he 17? kids(laughs) Not poetry. But when I I talk to son #3, every sentence usually contains the word "...like...".
Often twice.
ah, the av genie appears and if you rub her up the right way you get an avatarOK so what magic thing happens here on Lit when you get to 100 posts?
OK so what magic thing happens here on Lit when you get to 100 posts?
I hate when people call penises rods, shafts, poles - things that sound like they belong on cars.
Moist is a word I hate with a firey passion. Seriously, it makes me cringe.
Folds, love petals, rose bud - HATE HATE HATE
Love tool, trouser snake, love club - NONONONONONONONONO
Writing 'vagina' or 'penis' in a poem usually doesn't work well either.
ohhhhhhhh yes it does!
I just read this news story where these guys from Hungary, who lived in a cave cuz they were homeless, inherited a billion zillion dollars from some dead grandmother. One of the guys says that he can get a woman now, cuz women don't like guys who live in caves. I thought that was a little tacky and materialistic of Hungarian women, cuz a cave can be a fine home. This doesn't have to do with anything in this thread. Penises only belong in poems when disguised well. A penis will muck up the whole affair.
it's gotta depend on the cave.
but i agree about the p word
now whether or not the following only applies to porn is up to the individual - some might find the c words have no place in erotica. I'd disagree.
components
when the heat is on
things
break down
into their simplest forms:
the cock
the cunt
the urgency the
imperative
primordial
fuck
yet
let us not forget
that ineffable element
that aether we call "love"
that's when it all gets complicated
Talk to me of vagina, penis and anus (especially the latter) and I'm putty in your hands
well if i ever need to put in new 'old' windows and am short of the putty stuff, i'll be sure to dirty mail ya
Writing 'vagina' or 'penis' in a poem usually doesn't work well either.
I've only used those words in one (private) poem,
entitled 'Your Doctor' or some such.
Pseudo-clinical porn (she liked it, along with the 'operations' afterward).
Simile and metaphor for sexual anatomy can work well, one should complete the concept.
It's two words, but I can't stand to see them.
Velvet channel.
I don't know why, but yuk, they turn me off. Maybe cos I don't actually like touching velvet?
*whispers seductively*
anus yes
look at the starfish
pucker the reflexive
pull anus
tonguetip teased
bright and needy
anus
*whispers seductively*
anus yes
look at the starfish
pucker the reflexive
pull anus
tonguetip teased
bright and needy
anus
ah, Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbauld's Lines on the Arsehole: A Sonnet
Crumpled like a carnation, mauve and dim
It breathes, cowering humbly in the moss
Still wet with love which trickles down across
The soft slope of white buttocks to its rim.
Threads like long tears of milk blown radiantly
Out by the cruel gust that turns them back
Weep home again along the cambered track
Through reddish clinkers and wild bilberry.
My mouth mates often with this breathing-hole.
While matter goes and comes, my jealous soul
Makes tawny tears there in its nest of sighs:
This olive is a swoon, this flute whose stop
Teases the tube where heaven's soft-centres drop,
This female Promised Land where warm springs rise.
ah, Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbauld's Lines on the Arsehole: A Sonnet
Crumpled like a carnation, mauve and dim
It breathes, cowering humbly in the moss
Still wet with love which trickles down across
The soft slope of white buttocks to its rim.
Threads like long tears of milk blown radiantly
Out by the cruel gust that turns them back
Weep home again along the cambered track
Through reddish clinkers and wild bilberry.
My mouth mates often with this breathing-hole.
While matter goes and comes, my jealous soul
Makes tawny tears there in its nest of sighs:
This olive is a swoon, this flute whose stop
Teases the tube where heaven's soft-centres drop,
This female Promised Land where warm springs rise.