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erekcjato ''proposal''

: 2007-06-27, 13:38
autor: yin
Will you yield to it?
Will you plunge into madness?
dissolve in nothingness?
Will you?
Will you let me when I want to?

















fuck you tonight?

: 2007-06-28, 09:59
autor: dean
what a proposal! :-D
but does it mean that the "lyrical subject" (?) wants to be fucked or just to have right to be fucked when the will will come? ;-)

: 2007-06-28, 11:11
autor: yin
"lyrical subject" wants to fuck "lyrical object" (if you know what I mean)...

: 2007-06-28, 11:16
autor: dean
that's perfectly understandable :mrgreen:

: 2007-06-28, 18:33
autor: yin
a clue: "lyrical subject" is a man

: 2007-06-28, 21:32
autor: dean
is it the main clue?

: 2007-06-29, 01:25
autor: yin
the main and the only- no more clues.

: 2007-11-08, 23:48
autor: Margot
It is sadistic; doesn't matter lyrical subject is a man or a woman. Such preparation for experience comfort in fucking makes me sick. And for the reader author is a woman, anyway.

: 2007-11-10, 08:24
autor: yin
Margot- I agree with you- it is sadistic. Usually it does not matter if the lyrical subject is a man or a woman-but I as the author I wanted it to be read as a male proposal. I'm glad the poem had an impact on you...

: 2007-11-10, 08:29
autor: yin
But -if we decide that the lyrical subject is a woman- it sounds to me masochistic...

: 2007-11-10, 14:27
autor: Margot
Sadism and masochism usually go together, but this text sounds sadistic when lyrical subject is a woman, too. What makes a difference? Sex? Why?

: 2007-11-11, 22:35
autor: yin
i refuse to explain why.

: 2007-12-07, 00:50
autor: yin
sadism and masochism rarely go together. there's a joke that expains that.
A masochist asks a sadist to beat him/her very severely, to which a sadist answers with a malicious smile: "No, never..."