Sometimes it's the smallest of things that touch us in the outdoors ... The Joy Of Nature ... the latest Sacred Hunt Blog!

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Blessings,

Jeff

daughters of eve

if there is a word for shame it is apple
so place it on your tongue and taste
its smooth red skin and bite

deep if there is a word for apple it is bitter
so let the juice run down your chin across
your hand and

drip if there is a word for body it is seed
and its luscious taste turns toxic in our
throats its razor edges pierce our naked

insides if there is a word for beauty it is secret
grave shadows ghost girls and pushed-up

daisies if there is a word for woman it is shame… Continue

The feel of forgetting, the flavor of bliss


How do you like your masochism? Bite-size? Raw?
Or in large chunks so you have to shove it in,
your thin cheeks bulging, chewing madly, tasting only
the first phobic shock of tongue-touch?
How badly do you need this?

In bed your lover's hands brush your surface skin, a gentle echo
of your own rough touch--
fingers that know the anatomy of the throat, the vulnerable places, coaxing

the sudden squeeze of the belly,
the release,
the meat that rapes yo… Continue

I'm going to see about making a trip up to Fire Sign (new metaphysical store in Orono) sometime this week, or next.

If anyone is interested in going with, please let me know and I'll be more than happy to come get you or meet you at Fire Sign.

I found this poem on a website called The Modern Pagan; it is under their "Domestic Pagan" header, under Magical Laundry. I pretty much love it. I really want to take a embroider each of these stanzas onto some cloth, and stretch them on hoops or in frames, and hang them above my washer and dryer in my laundry room.

I'm thinking about taking from this and creating some sort of laundry ritual for each time that I do my laundry; maybe add some herbal sachets to my wash water with unscented soap,… Continue