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Sal
Over 90 days ago
Female, 154
United States
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I generally, enjoy the euphoria generated from sex itself.
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Quote by DonAbdulQuote by Sal
Extending the theme above...
Buggery
Breeching her sphincter
Muted groans, pushing deeper
Her submission his
I've learnt a few things reading these exciting erotic senryu poems. This one is my favorite of the lot but I love the whole lot. Looking forward to so much more from you Sal =d>
I hope to find inspiration and post more. Thank you kindly DonAbdul.
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Oh my, I'm going to learn from you roccotool. I love learning new things. Truly I do. *runs along to go discover this Stonehouse of which you speak*
But shares another poem before I go. Simply because your comments made me feel great!
But shares another poem before I go. Simply because your comments made me feel great!
Blind Faith
Nude beneath her cloak
Blindfolded she knocks and waits
Her heart pounds with joy.
Nude beneath her cloak
Blindfolded she knocks and waits
Her heart pounds with joy.
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These three seem to work well together to form a sort of ode to the ass or posterior prose.
Anticipation
Fidgeting she waits.
With slow deliberation
He tugs her panties
Blooms
With an open hand,
Flowers bloom in sprays of red
Desire scents the air
The Gardener
Extended fingers
Drag through her swollen furrow;
She across his knee.
Fidgeting she waits.
With slow deliberation
He tugs her panties
Blooms
With an open hand,
Flowers bloom in sprays of red
Desire scents the air
The Gardener
Extended fingers
Drag through her swollen furrow;
She across his knee.
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Writing explorations have drawn me to my notion of writing Senryu. Of course being of salacious mind and spirit I find it necessary to put my own twist on the traditional form of Japanese poetry and heat it up. I continue to follow the structural rules of a poem that consists of three lines and a total of 17 syllables (five on the first and third lines, and seven on the second line). However, unlike traditional Senryu, I choose to title my poems. I think they serve as miniature stories or snapshots of time. It is my hope that they paint a visual in your mind as they do in mine.
Here is one:
Here is one:
Time for change
Softly she sighs now,
"Not vanilla sex tonight,"
Zipping up her boots.
Softly she sighs now,
"Not vanilla sex tonight,"
Zipping up her boots.
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I've been battling a block for sometime again... I think I need to dust of my editions of Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott. I have it on tape and book format. Listening to Anne herself talk about the process takes me back to my school days, it inspires me and can get me excited again.
The key to preventing block is definitely to write daily. Make it a habit. Once you break that habit, it's hard to get back on track. Perhaps I need to start small....
The key to preventing block is definitely to write daily. Make it a habit. Once you break that habit, it's hard to get back on track. Perhaps I need to start small....
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For me, the "something" that makes a movie a scary movie is "something" that seems plausible. Or an "unknown" adding to the suspense. Today's audiences seem to love the horror porn with the likes of the Saw, Hostel and other like blood bath gore movies.
Some greats have made the list already.
My first scary movie would have had to have been the Hitchcock classic, The Birds, followed closely by his, Psycho.
The original Wickerman is a divine nominee nicola. The folks of Summerisle while not scary outright and by some counts quite preoccupied with fertility are frightening in their customs and beliefs.
I'd toss Misery into the vat too! Kathy Bates was a wonderful villainess, to me the thought of being held captive by such a woman would be the ultimate terror as she seemed quite ordinary and non-threatening.
Some greats have made the list already.
My first scary movie would have had to have been the Hitchcock classic, The Birds, followed closely by his, Psycho.
The original Wickerman is a divine nominee nicola. The folks of Summerisle while not scary outright and by some counts quite preoccupied with fertility are frightening in their customs and beliefs.
I'd toss Misery into the vat too! Kathy Bates was a wonderful villainess, to me the thought of being held captive by such a woman would be the ultimate terror as she seemed quite ordinary and non-threatening.