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Literary Readings Make Weddings Special
There are so many options available today to help make weddings special that the happy couple planning their marriage ceremony may have to make some difficult choices as far as just what features to include. One semi-traditional aspect of the wedding ...
The Paralysis of Fear
Does fear of failure, rejection, people or social situations keep you from living life to the fullest. Learning to face your fears isn't easy but it can be done. Have you ever been so consumed by fear that you feel paralyzed? I'm not necessarily ...
With Great Reverence
With Great Reverence One of the things I meant to do when I returned to Scotland four years ago was to look up an old Scottish friend that I'd last seen some twenty years ago in London. In truth I had a whole hatful of ambitions and intentions on my ...
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SEX should be a comfort system that you share willingly and often with your partner, not a reward or commodity for you to barter with. Let me repeat that: SEX should be a comfort system that you share willingly and often with your partner.
Sex is not evil. Do you understand that fact? It is the most interpersonal experience that you will ever share with the special one you love so very much.
You know for yourself what is right or wrong. Sex, in it’s proper time and place, has always been meant to be a positive, good and exciting experience! That’s right. Sex really is good.
I don’t write about techniques and methods. I figure that there is already way too much literature on that time-worn subject. I only wish to convey to you that there are special and precious feelings and excitement to be realized through proper and sincere sexual activity.
You can be assured, as well, that my approach can be trusted, in that I do not believe in the coarse or crude when it comes to sex. I firmly believe that the sexual experience from foreplay through intercourse to afterglow is, in it’s entirety, a beautiful, fulfilling and satisfying event. That’s what it is meant to be. “Poetry” in motion.
All good things come with patience, and with consistent sincere effort. This is all the more important when it comes to getting to “know” your partner well, that one true and only partner in your
life.
It is up to you to come to know the talents and nuances that they hold deep inside their being. Once you start to know them, your true relationship begins.
You feel the gentle thoughts of their mind permeating, enveloping your brain with an ethereal sense of well-being.
You smell the thickness of the sweet scent of the heat of their flesh as they ponder their need to be near you.
You ache just to touch and be touched by their endearing words of private intimacies they share freely with you.
Your soul is consumed in the fires of desire just to be possessed in the embrace of their heart.
You hear their whispers from the depths of their desires, softly speaking in your soul on sleepless nights.
Your hands ache with delicious sharpness for the aromatic succulence of the caress of their soft breath across your anxious flesh.
The cells of your brain gather in the essence of their presence, the fantasy of their reality, to be secured safely away in the once empty tomb of your beating heart.
Your partner is everything to you. They are all. They will always be, if you but care for them properly and well.
About the Author
Bob Curtis has been writing articles, short fiction and poetry for many years. He has compiled a booklet on interpersonal relationships entitled "Elements". Anyone interested in learning more about making relationships succeed may contact Mr. Curtis at curtiscudlipp@yahoo.com.
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Poetry: A poet's poise in the face of evilOregonLive.comBy Special to The Oregonian Poets who write the poetry of poise have an interest in the clarity of discovery, a desire to be immersed in the lyric values of the past in order to communicate with the future, and also a belief that the role of the poet ... |
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Affrilacian poet address Transylvania graduatesLexington Herald LeaderAffrilachian poet Bianca Spriggs, a 2003 Transylvania graduate, performed a poetry reading accompanied by graduating senior Caleb Ritchie on keyboard. Spriggs talked to the students about measuring time in non-traditional ways, such as remembering how ... |
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