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Published: 2004-12-18 21:17:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 597; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 23
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Semen engaged in attepting to pierce the exterior shell of an egg.Is there anything as holy and as amazing
that is also the target
of so much constant
sophmoric drivel?
Insemination the act of creation, the moment when we trancend
and in orgasm emulate the radient state of the divine, revel
aligned for a millisecond as we manipulate physics
and create life out of ecstasy.
Merge rythmics and exist in it
for an instant as a god
Beauty glory
behold the holy
that holds eachother in breathy bliss
as its a ritual that goes beyond the physical
and whispers with a sigh
"let there be light"
and the was.
<3
REVSCRJ
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(forgive the pregnant pause in my answering your comment)
Egg-celent, its good to see men who do not labor with views in the traditional cells but dialate the lens of perception where truth comes of any sort. Bravo- a newborn masculinity.
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i think youve already gotten the chunk of the comments that you deserved on it.. to say that i really like this and its description kicks ass.. wud be too monotonous..
no im not tryin to sound lik the queeness of comments..
but i really like "insemination" as a deviation.. and its rare that you get to see such meaningful deviations with a surprisingly pleasant undertone.. when everyone is all so concerned with melancholy and its counterparts..
you know wat i mean?
blah!
but but but
and and and
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Thank you m'dear. Its a trait of the species that really bothers me a lot as it prevents, or at least slows down dramaticly, specieal growth.
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I find that most growth has been stunted. I say most because I do at times come across a wandering soul that does not quite fit the majority of morons roaming the earth.
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Call me a closet optimist but I really dontr think that 9 out of 10 people suck by nature as much as manipulation by the powers that be. For example: much of the suckiness is resistance to change, much of that resistance is based on utter dependence to the established structures, much of that dependence has been hammered into people like so: before WW2 people generally used their front and back yards for growing vegetables; however, the privatized food distribution networks stateside had grown into a giant force that wouldnt be easily dissapted now that the war was over so what do they do? Huge advertising campaign pushing "The Man Garden" later to be called a 'lawn'. BOOM: suddenly people are now hooked on supermarkets because they arent growing their own food anymore. People are duped to make the corporations strong, then throw in a few generations of time and lo the people no longer have even the notion of different let alone the skills to enact such. Result: you better not present a utopia that doesnt include Safeway or else you will have a mob at your door. WHICH IS GOOD INSTINCT- protecting the food source- applied in a fucked up enviornment.
Morons, yeah mostly, but only because they trust eachothers institutions too much...
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that was a very entertaining reply, Rev. You never cease to amaze me 
oh well, I will trudge on forth, soldier on, crawl through the mud because it is my existence and I am accustomed to it. It makes me who I am. I like who I am.
cheerz to ya, Man.. *big hug and pat's you on the back*
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You said "joy is like a drug- one builds a tolerance to it so that it requires increasingly dramatic events to trigger it"
I do not feel this is always the case. As with me I find Joy in the smallest gestures or really in anything, a smile on a child, seeing someone hold a door open for someone... I feed off of those things. I am not always tragic. Today for example, I was in a crowded line at the grocery store and the lady behind me was an employee at the store. She looked somewhat disheveled and tired. I noticed she was buying her lunch. I smiled at her and asked if she was on her break when she answered yes I told her to go ahead of me. she smiled and her face looked so bright at that moment. Her glowing smile warmed my heart. When it was my turn to pay for my products I was rumbling through my pockets for a penny. She stayed by me and asked me if I needed one. I didn't, I found one. Even though it was just a penny to me it was the world. She had thought of me, a total stranger, for that moment. the kind and caring interaction between two strangers. It was truly wondrous. As for the "born rich" I pity them. I do not think many of them know what the true meanings of joy and happiness are.
It's always a pleasure to exchange comments with you, Rev.. Take care.
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BTW, FYI: you replied to your own msg, it was sheer luck I came across this
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The reason you can find joy in those things is due to the pain contrast you have. That effectively drops your tolerance, so the next fix need not be so grand... although, the action you did w/ the person on break is not a small thing. You showed concern and consideration for a total stranger, a thing that is extremely rare and has the abillity to create community feeling, to stimulate the bonds between people that are based on goodness as opposed to opportunism. No, that was not an example of getting joy from a small thing.
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that's too funny.. ooops. always a first time.
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Try not to let the glaringly idiotic sector of humanity poison you on the generally lazy overly gullible/trusting mass, as the first are contemptible whereas the rest are just pitiable but more importantly they have the potential to be taught better.
Can joy exist w/o pain? Yes, but bear in mind that joy is like a drug- one builds a tolerance to it so that it requires increasingly dramatic events to trigger it otherwise there is ennui. This is the curse of the born-rich, and what often leads to their depravity or dehumanized outlook- too little pain, too much joy and so they become jaded users of pleasure-du-jour.
Someone to share it with... yeah, that is the grand strtoke of luck, now isnt it? I have this horrible creeping feeling that the more one is selfdirected and grows in the unique direction that their nature moves them the less likely that it is that they will find a mate that fits right with their being... or to demonstrate: how many of the wise-folk throughout history had a wise-mate beside them?
Many hugs back to you.
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RADIOACTIVE ALIEN SPERM!
sorry, it's what i thought when i looked at the picture. pretty words...*eats*
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No apologies nec.- people dont commonly veiw sexuality in its full scope of beauty or import thus it should both look 'alien' for that reason and 'radioactive' for the power it truly has.
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In my job of the day, documenting everything that reminded me of a penis, I took 83 photos in an hour and a half. my faverout was the yellow alien penis that was marking something for road constuction.
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HAahahaha- that is quite a project. I think though that many could be taken without leaving one's house, within the first block at the very least. Its a phallic world.
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