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Incarnadine and carnal ghost.
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Re: incarnadine
slept like a tired whore
wretched in mens darkest secrets
wretched in mens darkest secrets
reason is over rated, as is logic and common sense-i much prefer the passions of a crazy old woman, cats and dogs and jungle foliage- tropic rain-and a defined sense of who brings the stars up at night and the sun up in the morning---
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Re: incarnadine
Lust for life
Beyond the Pleasure Principle
Not that much into sex anymore. What a fucking relief that is.
I had my fun, and some damage done
Now all I want to do is read and write
This has become an obsession with me again.
It could be the death of me if I keep spending so much time sitting here.
I need to take a break from this lust for knowledge.
Take care of my old body better. I been thinking about a dream machine where this computer is powered by a generator attached to an exercise bike, so I can sit here and pedal my way to good health while continuing this compulsive scribbling.
I got that bit about Incarnadine from a poem
Beyond the Pleasure Principle
Not that much into sex anymore. What a fucking relief that is.
I had my fun, and some damage done
Now all I want to do is read and write
This has become an obsession with me again.
It could be the death of me if I keep spending so much time sitting here.
I need to take a break from this lust for knowledge.
Take care of my old body better. I been thinking about a dream machine where this computer is powered by a generator attached to an exercise bike, so I can sit here and pedal my way to good health while continuing this compulsive scribbling.
I got that bit about Incarnadine from a poem
Quote:
Epidermal Macabre
Indelicate is he who loathes
The aspect of his fleshy clothes, --
The flying fabric stitched on bone,
The vesture of the skeleton,
The garment neither fur nor hair,
The cloak of evil and despair,
The veil long violated by
Caresses of the hand and eye.
Yet such is my unseemliness:
I hate my epidermal dress,
The savage blood's obscenity,
The rags of my anatomy,
And willingly would I dispense
With false accouterments of sense,
To sleep immodestly, a most
Incarnadine and carnal ghost.
T. Roethke Selected Poems
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