syndralinguini
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- Apr 2, 2004
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I was conceived right here on Lit, on the A to Z thread specifically. You hear of love at first sight between people, but this was different. Two verses, written days apart, thus cast into close proximity, succumbed to lust at first sight. They had such an instant affinity, they fucked each other then and there, in an act of poetic passion. And so it was I was conceived, in a rather unusual fashion.
Of course, as is often the case, it wasn't immediately apparent. The poetic lust demanded its existence, dragging the poets along for the ride. It was only weeks later, that they discovered the problem inherent in the form, and as piles of little verses grew all about on every side with no place to go, I was born of poetic expedience.
Tripping on McLuhan's message, when the piles were to be compiled, they found to their consternation that content is the medium's child. And that would be me, not just child, but medium in this seance to resurrect historical conversation for publication, while trying to keep its nuance. No wonder I'm schizophrenic!
And now I return to the place of my birth, or rather my conception. Birth took place a verse at a time, though time apart, received, savored and after reflection, replied in kind, each reply distinct to itself in form, but suddenly regarding the future and submission's coherent norm, trying desperately to fit into expectations. Just like any child.
So there's my long-winded explanation, my raison d'etre, and my return to my roots. I am a child of the threads. This poetic conversation will play out here, where it belongs. Publication is overrated. This is for fun, and because there can never be too much erotica on Literotica
Just for shits an giggles, here's where I was conceived:
a breathless cry
a beautiful cunt
dampness everywhere
delights each fevered gesture,
flowering gorgeously
heaven in jubilant kisses,
HOT!
iridescent juices
kissing, licking magic nub
loving moans nuzzling
open plump quivering rose
one perfect quim,
swollen, tasty
Utopia
releasing silver torrents
velvety wetness
under Verona's walls...
X-rated yet Zeffirelli.
X-tasy Yes!
zenith
Oh, and props to Tatagatha who saw through the published form and recognized it for what it is, an act of poetic exhibitionism, with you as voyeur, or rather, lecteur.
OK... here goes...
Of course, as is often the case, it wasn't immediately apparent. The poetic lust demanded its existence, dragging the poets along for the ride. It was only weeks later, that they discovered the problem inherent in the form, and as piles of little verses grew all about on every side with no place to go, I was born of poetic expedience.
Tripping on McLuhan's message, when the piles were to be compiled, they found to their consternation that content is the medium's child. And that would be me, not just child, but medium in this seance to resurrect historical conversation for publication, while trying to keep its nuance. No wonder I'm schizophrenic!
And now I return to the place of my birth, or rather my conception. Birth took place a verse at a time, though time apart, received, savored and after reflection, replied in kind, each reply distinct to itself in form, but suddenly regarding the future and submission's coherent norm, trying desperately to fit into expectations. Just like any child.
So there's my long-winded explanation, my raison d'etre, and my return to my roots. I am a child of the threads. This poetic conversation will play out here, where it belongs. Publication is overrated. This is for fun, and because there can never be too much erotica on Literotica
Just for shits an giggles, here's where I was conceived:
a breathless cry
a beautiful cunt
dampness everywhere
delights each fevered gesture,
flowering gorgeously
heaven in jubilant kisses,
HOT!
iridescent juices
kissing, licking magic nub
loving moans nuzzling
open plump quivering rose
one perfect quim,
swollen, tasty
Utopia
releasing silver torrents
velvety wetness
under Verona's walls...
X-rated yet Zeffirelli.
X-tasy Yes!
zenith
Oh, and props to Tatagatha who saw through the published form and recognized it for what it is, an act of poetic exhibitionism, with you as voyeur, or rather, lecteur.
OK... here goes...
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