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Post by sweetlarma on Oct 24, 2006 9:21:39 GMT -5
You ask why I sometimes say stop- by Marge Piercy
You ask why I sometimes say stop why sometimes I cry no while I shake with pleasure. What do I fear, you ask, why don't I want always to come and come again to that molten deep sea center where the nerves fuse open and the brain and body shine with a black wordless light flourescent and heaving like plankton.
If you turn over the old refuse of sexual slang, the worn buttons of language, you find that men talk of spending and women of dying.
You come in a torrent and ease into limpness. How can I let you ride so far into me and not fear? Helpless as a burning city, how can I ignore that the extremes of pleasure are firestorms that leave a vacuum into which dangerous feelings (tenderness, affection, love) may rush like gale force winds. ...thanks to lyric for posting this
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