Saturday, April 30, 2011

An Offering


An Offering

I kneel down
A supplicant to
The divine mercy
The cleansing fire
The holy pain
To be found in
The sacred falls
Of the lash

Please cleanse me
With every strike
Purge me of
Every unkind thought
Every suppressed word and deed
Everything I have swallowed
Everything I have suppressed
Before its birth into the world

Please cleanse this
Festering cesspit of emotion
Poisoning me

I kneel here
Offering up my pain
Offering up my anger
Offering up my pride
On the altar
Of all that I hold dear
To keep the peace and hold things together
And maintain what passes
…For my sanity

4/27/11
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I am what is affectionately known as a pain slut. Truthfully, I am a sado-masochist, which for me means, I like pain. I don't really care if it's my pain (though that is currently one of the safer options due to some impulse control problems I have spent years working on) or the pain of someone else. I abide by the general guidelines of Safe, Sane, and Consensual  in my more extreme play, though I tend to place more weight on Consensuality over the other two at times.

This poem gives a fairly accurate description of one of the ways I treat my own pain sessions. I don't get to indulge in them too often, though, which makes me sad. Even when done as a mental, emotional, and physical purging, I enjoy the hell out of it.

Holding Hope


Holding Hope

I hold the hope
That when you’re grown
You’ll know a world
That will be a
Little bit kinder

I hold the hope
That when you’re grown
Whatever you are
You will have your
Chance to shine

I hold the hope
That when you’re grown
You will not have to
Fear persecution
In any form

And I hold the hope
That before you’re grown
I will have done
Everything in my power
To make these hopes reality

4/27/11
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I don't yet have children, but this was written, not only for them (non-existent as they are currently), but for my nieces and nephews (blood, marriage, and adoptive). This is for my cousins and their kids too.

You all may see me start coming out of my little cave more, and trying to get information out about various social and political issues that are plaguing the world. We all have a part to play in making the world a better place. Education of ourselves and of our friends and family are key to that change. The exchange and debate of ideas and ideals are also key to that change. So, whether  you are right wing, left wing, or no wing, remember this: we all want a better future for the children in our lives.

Friday, April 29, 2011

I Found God


I Have Found God

I have found God
Yes, Me! I have found God!
I drive by Him nearly every day
And I have to wonder
How many have realized
That He is come…

He has taken a form
That no one would look for
Residing in the City of Sin
On a billboard near
The Sahara exit on I-15

4/27/11
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I should probably get a picture of the sign... 

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Cheap and Easy


Cheap and Easy

Dressed up to the nines
Fitted designer everything
The gorgeous image is ruined
By the cheap heather gray sweatshirt and
Cud-like bubblegum chewing
Pop
Pop
Pop
Goes the illusion

4/23/11
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This is another observational poem from my recent business trip. The lady was fine, but the cud chewing and the vacant look in her eyes just turned me right off and inspired this poem. 

Lollipops and Butterflies


Lollipops and Butterflies

Cute little girl
In her pink dress and coat
Large buttons with flowers
Gnawing on a lollipop
The chewed ends
Of conquered sticks
Held tightly in her hand
Walking back and forth
While her brother
Shadow fights monsters
With brightly colored
Folding butterfly fans

4/23/11
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Watching these two play in the food court at the casino I was at just made me smile.