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The pale skinned bride Held close by her lovers arms, Her fair lips sweetly kissing The young prince, so eager to love such as she, caressing her golden honey hair The sweet aroma of flesh Surrounds their chamber, And the feeling of soft cloth pervades all It is a violent passion That they share, A hungering for the nectars of meat The rising tide of pleasure And the final crashing of waves And they lay still after The darkness of night hides The thief who steals into the Chamber His mighty horns cast Evil shadows in the Lamplight of the palace The nuptial chamber, Torn open and The beauty laying nude asleep Sees not nor hears T

The prophet held aloft a snake, writhing, yellow

I dance naked in the white snow under the yellow sun, My body heaving and hot in the cold air

Iris's Net Iris spent many years threading together a net to cast out into the stars. She wove day and night, stopping only to eat and drink, and sometimes fell exhausted to the ground. She wove like a spider, her fingers delicately twining the threads of quicksilver together over and over again. She finished after one hundred years of weaving had passed,life barely remaining in her thin frame. She took the net up onto the highest mountain peak and cast it out into the night sky, and dragged it back in. The stars and moons and planets were all caught there in the net, and Iris looked over them one by one. She looked at them forever and t

The Fossil The hot white sand of the desert hid a fossil, buried deep. The sand had been bleached white by the sun, and rain rarely fell onto the dunes. A little boy found the desert once, and he dug deep down until the fossil was uncovered. It was much too heavy for him to carry, so he left it there in the hole. The boy left the desert and went off away, while the fossil remained in the hole. The sun beat down upon the fossil in the hole, and when it left the sky, the stars shone down gently. Wind whistled and the fossil turned to dust, the hole filling in once more.

The Raccoon and the Salamander The forest around the mountain had been so hot that all of the animals and trees felt as though they were near to death. It began when the mountain blazed with light one night, and it had been getting hotter ever since. The raccoon, seeing all of his friends so miserable around him, decided to investigate the mountain one evening. He went into it, and found there a strange lizard with a long worm like body and many legs. It hissed at him and said: "Who are you who disturbs my passing?" "I am just a raccoon, that is all. I came to seek the source of this awful heat." "I am he,a salamander who has fallen from hi

The Shining Sea Amil the cat had left his home for the shining sea, hoping to one day find more than what he had come from. Days became nights and then nights became day again, and the sea carried Amil Then one night the boat shook and Amil woke to find his little craft had been beached on an island He walked up onto the beach and into the trees, and hearing something beyond them he walked on He stumbled out of the deep woods and into a grassy field, and the grass rolled in the night wind A horse came to Amil and offered to give him a ride, and he leapt onto its back. They rode up and over hills and into the sky, amongst the stars an

Somewhere off, away I guess, I saw them eat Munoz- It was Tuesday, or was it Wednesday? Anways, I saw them eat Munoz- It was awful, I mean, really bad, It was awful the way they ate Munoz- Not much to do about it though, not really, he's gone