let us talk about churches, abuse or just primitive sex?
do you really want to know how i nearly suffocated from a female ejaculation
which came out even through my nose in the dark heart of East Africa?
you don't.and honestly, i don't want to know.
sex is not boring, but to talk so much is disgusting.
immaculately stoned is all what remains?
well, then. take some more cocaine.
still, this is another great poem by Jim Morrison,
mixing sadness and a history of exploitation and an attack on the bourgeouis society
with the mystery of life.
see
Alan Watts:- quotes from: "Nature, Man and Woman"
"In almost every culture love is an intimacy between two particular people in which conventions that govern other relationships are set aside. In this respect it already suggests, even if only symbolically, the sacred rather than the profane, and the lover's removal of clothes in one another's presence is already a sign of taking of the personal mask and stepping out of role. Only a society which is seriously ignorant of the sacred could regard the taboo, the secrecy of love, as a cloak hiding an unfortunate but necessary reversion to animality."
"The rift between God and nature would vanish if we knew how to experience nature,
because what keeps them apart is not a difference of substance but a split in the minds."
So i really don't know why sex should be excluded in a relationship nor that it must from this exclusion lead to a point where it is becoming more important than everything else. This is truly not what i wanted, not this way, not the other way.
facebook, google plus, twitter:
i take a rest.
i was told i am hiding.
no.
i just don't want to meet more terror.
i feel reduced there,
to somebody i am not,
and i feel frightened off
by the one
i love.
so i am only here.
for who wants to see, ok.
for me it is enough.
i need peace even if it means
a war for silence.
no more interpretations,
analysis,
lectures,
judgement.
and now,
whenever i want to cry
like a four year old child,
you know,
i can,
better than to need to shout
so i can be heard,
i am not listened to anyway.
When your face came rising above my crumpled life, at first i understood only the poverty of what i have then its particular light on woods, on rivers, on the sea, became my beginning in the coloured world in which i had not yet had my beginning.
I’m so frightened, I’m so frightened of the unexpected sunrise finishing, of revelations and tears and the excitement finishing. I don't fight it.My love is this fear. I nourish it who can nourish nothing, love's slipshod watchman.
Fear hems me in. I am conscious that these minutes are short and that the colour in my eyes will vanish when your face sets. (in: Joan Baez, "Baptism")
When your face appeared over my crumpled life at first I understood only the poverty of what I have. Then its particular light on woods, on rivers, on the sea became my beginning in the coloured world in which I had not yet had my beginning. I am so frightened, I am so frightened, of the unexpected sunrise finishing, of revelations and tears and the excitement finishing. I don't fight it, my love is this fear, I nourish it who can nourish nothing, love's shipshod watchman. Fear hems me in. I am conscious that these minutes are short and the colours in my eyes will vanish when your face sets.
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
When your face appeared over my crumpled life at first I understood only the poverty of what I have. Then its particular light on woods, on rivers, on the sea became my beginning in the coloured world in which I had not yet had my beginning. I am so frightened, I am so frightened, of the unexpected sunrise finishing, of revelations and tears and the excitement finishing. I don't fight it, my love is this fear, I nourish it who can nourish nothing, love's shipshod watchman. Fear hems me in. I am conscious that these minutes are short and the colours in my eyes will vanish when your face sets.