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MY CONTINUED INQUEST INTO SEX

As you might have observed from one of my posts (The Minister’s Daughter series), I have made up my mind to educate myself on sex. My friends know that I can be very conservative, even shy when it comes to things of a sexual nature. I profess–truthfully!!–that I am not, in the least, liberal when it comes to such engagements. More specifically, I am not active, have no reason to be as I am not in a relationship. Still, I deemed it a good idea to widen my understanding of sex, perhaps in preparation for the time in my life when I cast aside my “nunnish” ways. Also, it seems that, given the severity of former traumas, I should do what I can to arm myself with knowledge and so establish a healthier awareness.

Though I have tried, in my quest, to remain academic (really, it is the only way I know–to research sex as though it were a solar system or major war), I have stumbled upon some shocking information; and, upon its discovery, I could not help but surrender to loud, unscholarly cackles, topped with sudden horror. Woman though am I, I have been, until recently, quite oblivious to the infamous queef, the wretchedly loud sound emitted when air escapes from a woman’s vagina, during or following penile penetration. I never heard of such of thing, could never have imagined it! What’s this? Female flatulence? Could it be so, that in my day of passion, I, who drinks tea and nibbles on crumpets, whose hair is almost never out of out place, who cannot abide wrinkles in her jeans–I, named for a dynasty of Queens, may someday be at the peak of orgasmic nirvana and, at that glorious instance, release a ghastly sound that may be likened to gas belching from my backside? I, who loves to dine on fine foods, may, at various points in my life, resound lustily, without control, like an old bat who snacks on prunes and wheat germ porridge?

Dear, dear me!

Now, thus far, it seems nothing can be done to control this unmusical impulse. It just…comes, or rather blasts, often noisily, leaving little opportunity for anything more than a smile of embarrassment. I truly wonder how my world sisters handle it! This is very disconcerting to me. I always imagined love-making to be quite physical, but with low, sweet murmurs and gentle, rhythmic movements. Judging from what I have learned on some organizational sites, it can sound quite the opposite–loud, aggressive, like a rumble in the Bronx, and riddled with brazen intonations. Like the ladies’ fart. And how do I feel about that? Well, odd…I guess because I can be rather introverted, and I have a hard time letting go. Quite naively, I felt I could take my shyness into the bedroom and preserve it there; but I see now that this is not the case. Part of the decision to become sexually active, within the confines of a trusting relationship, is the ability to let go, not hold on. I cannot take that step until I am ready to do so, to allow myself to be vulnerable and to give, freely, without restraint. I suppose I can come to a place where I can do that and let go. But really, ladies. Must it be air, too, “from between?” Is not bottom flatulence, with its clamorous shriek and ensuing stink, concession enough?

We will see how I handle myself. I am not likely to tell you much about that, if and when I become involved, at least not in great detail :)! But I am happy to share what I learn with you, my friends, even something as personal as this. Your Inquest is growing, perhaps growing a little less reserved, after all. Thank you for being part of that process!

I DREAM OF HIM…

He never had a face
Just the essence
The feel of his existence
Lies deep within my bones.
I breathe him everyday,
I live for the hope of his being;
It courses through my veins
Like a river,
And surges through my body
Like a stream.
I dream of him…
Yet I have never seen him,
But I have known him
All my life.
My heart beats the music
Of his love
Born of a melody of faith,
Pulsing with passion,
Drumming with desire,
Flowing with Divine rhythm
Arranged from above.
Can I see him?
I close my eyes and try to imagine
In time…
The dark frame of his eyes
The firm nose…
The lips, soft and full
Reaching for mine.
The arms, strong and warm,
Cradling me
Like a mother embracing her newborn babe;
Touching me,
Holding me to his chest,
Pressing my cheek against
The muscled cushion of his breast.
Would that I could stay there,
Forever,
Would that I could be there,
Now.
Would that I could see him
Just to see
Or maybe I have seen him
Or maybe I can’t know him
Or maybe…
He will find his way
To me.

THE BATTLE OF LIFE

With eyes as dark and solemn as the night
I lift my thoughts above the endless fray
A war unwon while I flinch from the fight
Afraid to grasp the sword, now cast astray

The battle rages and I stand aside
While men and women press on for the prize
How few will triumph, many souls have died
That fought a fiend too mighty for their size

The grass imparts its lime-green hue for red
A molten river that cannot run dry
But timeless surges from its fiery head
To man-made lakes of hopeful years gone by

I mourn the empty dreams I have not filled
Is there no living but that blood be spilled?

AN ODE TO THE WRETCH, BARNEY: IN A LITTLE WHILE YOU’RE GOING TO HELL!

To all those who loathe that lonesome, boorish Barney, who would sooner live in a rabbit hole than hear his hellish shriek or watch his purple claws dance across a floor, to all those who will his end, along with that of Teletubbies, Boobah, and all the other enemies of adult sanity, I raise my all.  Here, at last, is a poetic tribute that speaks on our behalf, one that calls for the destruction of Barney and friends, collectively encompassed in the pronoun, “you.”  Let us raise our voices in song!  In a little while, Barney and his ilk shall go to hell!   May this fate come swiftly! 

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You’re a foul, black secret I shall never share
In a little while you’re going to hell
And in time to come, I shall kick you down the stairs
In a little while you’re going to hell

Chorus
In a little, little while, in a little, little while
You shall trot this earth no more
For the pit of doom
Is what waits for you in store
In a little while you’re going to hell

You may call me names, reel in rudeness all the day
In a little while you’re going to hell!
But when in the flames, you’ll not have a thing to say
In a little while you’re going to hell

Chorus
In a little, little while, in a little, little while
Peace for me, and nothing but!
When your flesh is scorched
And your jaw is smouldered shut!
In a little while you’re going to hell

Yes, a song I raise, for it’s time for you to go
In a little while you’re going to hell
Not to joys above, but to torment far below
In a little while you’re going home

Chorus
In a little, little while, in a little, little while
Earth shall no more stand bereft
We shall all thrive well
When no scrap of you is left
In a little while you’re going to hell!

Every day you grin, but the smile is soon to wane
In a little while you’re going to hell
There to knash your teeth, heaven’s scourge and Satan’s gain
In a little while you’re going to hell

Chorus
In a little, little while, in a little, little while
Much lamenting shall abound
To the flames you’ll tramp
Then to rot beneath the ground
In a little while you’re going to hell!

TEMPTATION

I am beautiful
Very beautiful
Notice my smooth, sensuous wrap,
The thick, carmine richness crowning
My black velvety skin.
See my grandeur
Trace the contours of my form
If you dare.
Feel the fullness of my torso,
Dark and plump beneath an
Ebony sea, embracing
My form like a proud mother
Holding her newborn babe.
I am firm
and soft
and moist
In all the right places,
Cleverly imagined and skillfully formed
By capable, practiced hands.
That makes me marvelously appealing
To the senses,
Don’t you think?
Of course you agree!
I am an enemy to your morale.
A tease to your appetite.
I make you salivate like a dog
Seeking a bone from the dinner table!
You hate to love me.
And I love to tempt,
Because I am beautiful and desirable.

You pass me by,
This time,
You may resist me next time.
But you’ll be back;
Dietary regiments are seldom able
To withstand chocolate cake
For long.

SILENT TEARS

It’s something no one hears
And rarely sees
Something done in solitude
No presence is welcome
The quiet, invisible drip of protest
Heavy with ancient fears of today
My tears

Tears shed, not just for self
But for the world
Everybody else past and present
Who hurt like I do
Who’ve cried for me in days gone by
And I ask why
Things happen in a way
That brings so much pain and agony
I’m supposed to be free
But am I really?
Can freedom truly release the soul,
Born,
Within the confines of reality?

One by one they fall
Down my face, on my clothes
To the floor to dry
But the wet, staining streak still leaves its trace
On the contours of my face
Noiseless tears
Inaudible cry
Loudly voicing their why
In silence

BEHOLD, WHAT MANNER OF LOVE…? [The Masquerading Sequel]

 When you see or hear of suffering, do you really care?  When you say you love yourself…are you sincere?  

Do you really mean it?  Or do you mean it?

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It  is responsive to goodness of heart.  It incites and sustains subtle self-decay.

It is patient and mindful in all its endeavors.  It brings without force and allows without neglect.

It is a shelter in the time of storm.  It maintains a mirage of security to conceal its deceptive purpose.

It is open and impartial to everyone.  All are drawn to indulge in pleasure cleverly rigged to destroy.

It is strong, steadfast and enduring through life.  Only the quickening sands of time can prevail against it.

It is an advocate for prosperity.  It rallies behind every selfish endeavor and paves the way to success.

It is reasonable and obliging.  It presents no appeal that is not alluring to the senses.

It is a guide to spiritual discernment.  It robes itself in shades of truth and trifles with the mind. 

It is a passionate fire that will not decline.  It determines to blaze until all is consumed.

It is the evidence of profound wisdom and power.  Its capacity to control transcends all human effort.

It is the promise of grace that is tempered with mercy.  It justifies and encourages the continuance of sin.

It is an inviting balm for those in despair.  It provides an escape through addictive carnal indulgence.

It is pervasive and constant, like the skies above.  It lurks at every bend, and toils to taint all that is good.

It is alive and inviting, the Imposter of Ages.

The slow degeneration of all mankind.

It is Indifference,
Within you.

A PRAYER TO CLAIM

in the life of a victor…
in moments like these…

In depthless strength abiding, no trial my heart shall fear
Here lies a wondrous tiding, for help and calm are near
Despair must thrive without me, come sickness, come what may
‘Tis faith that spreads about me; I shall not fall away

The storm is idly passing, but soon the winds shall cease
In stillness everlasting I claim the shore of peace
I glimmer in the starkness of loneliness and care
And move beyond the darkness where grace and hope can share

I live for tranquil pleasures, repose that faith has brought
Their worth I cannot measure nor can such stores be bought
Though trouble, never resting, may hold for my demise
I look to heaven’s blessing that always I may rise

Wherever Life may send me, whatever time is nigh
May boundless love defend me, descending from on high
Such strength is ever bracing and always brings me through
On life’s long journey, pacing, my faith I walk with you

CRY OF THE SINNER

I can’t seem to,
Though I want to
I yearn for success,
Yet I strive for failure
Nothing I do makes sense
There stands a fence between my will to do
And will to not
The fence of tendency
Division of sin
That disjoins my drive
From within

I die for life
I live for death
I thirst for knowledge,
Yet I bloom in ignorance
Nothing I do bleeds vitality
But slow mortality that can’t be revived
One can not thrive in darkness
When once there was light
Hence this night
Eternal loss
Of sight

I glimpse the prize
I behold the loss
I want to prevail,
Yet I cling to defeat
Nothing I do accepts the race
The grace of One who won the run
For hope
A conqueror already conquered
Fallen from within
A weak, sore victor
Afraid to win

ODE TO SIRE: MY DEAR, IMPERIAL FRIEND

A glorious thing has come to pass
I cannot fathom, though I try
Could this be true, a friend at last
Who all within himself imparts
To any who have caught your eye
And all to whom your soul is bound
Through joy and pain you linger nigh
And fain would cheer the ailing heart

No matter what, your care resounds
Though far between a distance spreads
The touch of kinship can be found
And sensed by those who yearn to feel
With poignant words their souls are fed
For through this gift you give in turn
Embraced by skill and duly led
They find, in you, a wondrous zeal

Thus by this code, repose is earned
When pen and mind and heart combine
The wiles of hate are inward spurned,
Refused, denied for deeper quests
Sustained by wit and ties enshrined
You brave each night a radiant star
So now I raise this ode of mine
And send my thanks at Love’s behest

For what you give and who you are
For every worthy notion shared
May you be blessed and travel far
Throughout this life, in spite of woe
I pray your light, when dimmed by care
Will gain, as we have reaped from you,
A splendid store of blessings fair