In Her Middle Dug It Out

[The Huntsman]

Good afternoon.
Here is a short meditation.

http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=46842

Hope this works. Enjoy.

 

[WickedEve]

This poem is mentioned in the new poems thread. It's a really good one, huntsman. I look forward to reading more of your work!

 

[The Huntsman]

thank you

I've just come from adding two more poems.
And I wrote one yesterday, and another today.
Thank you for your encouragement.

The Huntsman

(as well, your moniker reminds me of a poem I wrote called "Eye, and Eve, Deceived." I'll see about polishing and posting it.)

 

[WickedEve]

Please polish it and post it. I love "Eve" poems.

 

[The Huntsman]

done

The "Eve" poem, along with three others, has been submitted.
As a side note,
was not the original Eve, the wicked woman, Lilith?
I wouldn't have spread my seas for any human, or Adam for that matter.

 

[WickedEve]

I've read several slightly different versions of the Lilith myth. She was supposed to have been Adam's first wife -- the "Original Eve," the "Wicked Eve."
Don't you think Wicked Eve rolls off the tongue more smoothly than Wicked Lilith?

 

[The Huntsman]

Lilith faileth wickedly

Yes, I do.
Added a few more poems...
I wish they appeared in the index sooner!

I am glad that you are familiar with the early myths.
Their understanding is crucial to the tedious "Eve" poem forthcoming. Particularly, the definitions of Adam, "red earth" - which I interpret "bloodied soil" - and Eve, which I interpret "breath of soul."
I hope you will aid me in its future re-construction.
Under the aspect of eternity,

Ihmara