ThomasShort
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I am a fan of macrophilia, which is a fetish centered around basically what my avatar looks like; being shorter or tiny around womenfolk.
Seeing a poetry thread, and seeing as I haven't written spontaneous poetry in ages, I will start writing some fetishistic-ally inspired poetry here (if people don't mind). People are welcome to reply to my poetry with their own words, to form a kind of literary conversation.
I will begin however with a poem by one Baudelaire (the bits in bold, my favourite lines)
And now, to move onto my own work:
Whilst standing at her door for too long -
The rain unpleasantly, pleasantly dripping down my spine,
Lingering on vertebrae,
My eyes hollow with lust to see -
I clutched the base of my shirt, waiting to see her.
When the door was flung wide,
No creaking, no drama,
Voluptuousness stalked me
Like a lazy cat or some phantasm,
For it took up the airspace between myself and the redhead
Like an aroma;
My desire to stroke those curves was a steam in the air
And I would have to walk through it to devour my own attractions.
I didn't realise the steam was real.
And the steam enveloped me with luscious fingertips
And before my eyes could adjust,
Her feet were laid bare before me
Twitching at the toes with a titillation I would move away,
That I would scarper into the long grass
Where not velociraptors, but beetles twice my height would bite.
Her toes, therefore, as was her flesh,
Seemed calmer and safer, even with the grand size
And I ran to her, away from the storm of my own arousal.
She didn't pick me up though,
And laughed like thunderclaps.
Seeing a poetry thread, and seeing as I haven't written spontaneous poetry in ages, I will start writing some fetishistic-ally inspired poetry here (if people don't mind). People are welcome to reply to my poetry with their own words, to form a kind of literary conversation.
I will begin however with a poem by one Baudelaire (the bits in bold, my favourite lines)
The Giantess
At the time when Nature with a lusty spirit
Was conceiving monstrous children each day,
I should have liked to live near a young giantess,
Like a voluptuous cat at the feet of a queen.
I should have liked to see her soul and body thrive
And grow without restraint in her terrible games;
To divine by the mist swimming within her eyes
If her heart harbored a smoldering flame;
To explore leisurely her magnificent form;
To crawl upon the slopes of her enormous knees,
And sometimes in summer, when the unhealthy sun
Makes her stretch out, weary, across the countryside,
To sleep nonchalantly in the shade of her breasts,
Like a peaceful hamlet below a mountainside.
— Translated by William Aggeler
And now, to move onto my own work:
Whilst standing at her door for too long -
The rain unpleasantly, pleasantly dripping down my spine,
Lingering on vertebrae,
My eyes hollow with lust to see -
I clutched the base of my shirt, waiting to see her.
When the door was flung wide,
No creaking, no drama,
Voluptuousness stalked me
Like a lazy cat or some phantasm,
For it took up the airspace between myself and the redhead
Like an aroma;
My desire to stroke those curves was a steam in the air
And I would have to walk through it to devour my own attractions.
I didn't realise the steam was real.
And the steam enveloped me with luscious fingertips
And before my eyes could adjust,
Her feet were laid bare before me
Twitching at the toes with a titillation I would move away,
That I would scarper into the long grass
Where not velociraptors, but beetles twice my height would bite.
Her toes, therefore, as was her flesh,
Seemed calmer and safer, even with the grand size
And I ran to her, away from the storm of my own arousal.
She didn't pick me up though,
And laughed like thunderclaps.
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