Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Lust of the Daughter of Sekhmet

Here I Am
walking in the desert
daughter of the lion-headed goddess
marked by her flaming hair
Her hot winds
have burned up my caution
sent my sanity up in steam
I am drunk with heat
mad with passion
Here You Come
as rain
plump, hard juicy drops
beating down on my fevered body
bursting open
and dripping down my skin
Why shouldn't I dance in the low country?
Why shouldn't I shed my clothes?
Why shouldn't I revel and relish?
Why shouldn't I bathe and frolic?
why wouldn't i drink my fill of you and
puuuuuurrrrr
?

Brief note on Perspective

If you walk through life using the shaky rationale of "caution," or "self-protection," to justify why you choose to look at every glass as half-empty, all the while hoping to be pleasantly surprised, chances are that you won't be. Lose the candy-coated fear, and realize that you must change your perspective to change your experience. It is a rare occurence for it to happen the other way around.
xoxoxo

Brief note on Passion

True passion is marked by the presence of pure, unavoidable vulnerability. The possibility that the object of your desire/love/inspiration could be lost or change fundamentally always exists. If this happens, you will be equally as devastated as you once were passionate.
However, this does not make passion a weakness or a character flaw. In my opinion, those who are determined to experience the best in life actually pursue it.