The
Ivory Gates
by
Graywyvern
When
i lick you it is homage to the Goddess. The pleasure flies up your spine, you
twist & moan, & the Goddess is well served, but you are not the Goddess. These
temple walls have been here longer than the world; this bed is only given
us for an hour. So we
divest of masks, our names, our roles & offices, why we have come, where
we will go afterwards, all our mundane identity; & we divest at last,
even of the mask of Desire. Just
to belong for a time in the sacred precinct. As
we shudder into sleep, rockingly soothed, immense with ecstatic promises, let
it go unremembered uncommemorated let it dissolve. We cannot bear this
waking knowledge past a hazy somber longing & mute poignancy...our scar-laced
hands blindly seek to clasp of their own volition as you sit beside me in
the car talking of triple lives & the need for caution.
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