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16 July 2006

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efg

tasty to say the least ;)

Hot Lips

magnificent!

Tarte

Perfectly pleonastically pinkslippery-punctuated and orthographed telegraphy!

(If your thesis turns out anything like this, I want to read it.)

biblio

I find myself, after appreciating how wonderful your writing is, hoping that your focus ultimately expands beyond the corporeal. I’m likely not representative of the lion’s share of your readership in finding that your tribute to the love you had for your dog—for instance--is vastly more…(forgive me) penetrating…than you and Donny’s doubtless thrilling relationship, but I can’t help wanting more from a mind as impressive as yours. Of course, sexuality—in every dimension and permutation—deserves celebration and wonder, but at the end of the day, we still stare our loved ones in the face and come to terms with something else.

Rex Loves Roxy

I typically prefer more accessible and less eloquent accounts (sex for dummies, perhaps?), but I must say, this one rivited me. Nicely done.

OK. Now I'm hard as a diamond.

Viviane

'amuse bouche'
heh.

perfetto!

The Fury

Thanks for the masturbation material! Your technique is astounding and I've only READ it!!

Dale

What can be said? Thankyou.

After reading this my name is Ben Dover!(LOL)

Love your writing, like a goddess valkry of love
that never decends to earth unless to light the primordial fire of one's spirit. So much fire, so much spirit, you must give it away or burst!

Skydancer are you, and I, a mere transient electronic visitor, less than a hair on a dogs back or a twig washed up over and over on a desolate beach waiting for a tongue of fire ,to finally burn briefly in some remote circle of rocks around which beauty like yours dances.

You touch people with your writing. After reading about the sex, which I love as you do,you also touch me deeply on other topics. You should attempt a novel, if you haven't yet....about stripping and love and all the things I have read over the last few hours in your archives. Magnificent! I am veritably mauled. By a dakini! I love you!

I write, but this is yours, since it might as well have been about you when I wrote it,for time has a way of getting before itself, not really flowing like a river but like exploding rain moving outwards from some primordial explosive source and then into a tornado vortex, in which hail and droplets randomly and synchronistically mix:

Chelsea Queen of Summer

What petal wakens stumbled heart ?
Can mist deceive heaving sea's shaped breeze ?
Ashore, Flowers try to find their knees
Supplicating beauty 's scent in blossom .
This Queen crowns her throne of summer,
When Season's lost ,a mystry's plunder.
Pale they are in compare - thunder ,
Sun and moon so soon
Not there, or there !
Shaken ,
Unrequited flowers be ,
Cast themselves upon the sea.


chelsea girl

Dale,

Gosh. Thanks. I guess you liked it?

kissykiss,
cg

Dale

Like it?

Candor demands that I say: I would pay and do ground loops to read your writing
in volume. Do a novel! You have it in you.

Will it be a mystery romance sci-fi novel laced with the images of the hot trysts of SOHO's latest generation, something involving time travel where the heroine stumbles across a homeless person who happens to be one of the great classic cavalier "lovers" and swordsman, wandering about confused and apparently destitute, unfamiliar with even the rudiments of Hitachi wands and cell phones, stumbling into a strip club, and paying for lap dances with gold doubloons?

Or perhaps a new powerful addition to the likes of Cleland, New York style?

Or both?

Regards and a Frenchified kissykiss to you as weel!

Dale

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