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Who Would Hold Me Then?
Who would grieve my passing?
What would I pass from?
Or pass to?
Who would hold me then?
Strange thoughts for a woman making love, but they're mine
as we embrace
clinging
wishing for one more second.
It is a joyful thing to be desired by another, even when lust leads to possession.
Possess me now.
It is enough.
What would I pass from?
Or pass to?
Who would hold me then?
Strange thoughts for a woman making love, but they're mine
as we embrace
clinging
wishing for one more second.
It is a joyful thing to be desired by another, even when lust leads to possession.
Possess me now.
It is enough.
Published 5th Dec 2021
Author's Note
A few random thoughts from last night while making love. Thanks to Lost Viking for sharing his line "It is a joyful thing to be desired by another."
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- Edited 10th Feb 2022 2:45pm
6th Dec 2021 1:13am
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11th Dec 2021 2:35am
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- Edited 6th Dec 2022 00:45am
6th Dec 2021 4:25am
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Felt the poignancy of the proximity of the two subjects.
Many literally grasp at making love to chase away the fear of death. Wars are often times of prolific sexual activity for that reason.
These lines must be the questions of many at any time of life without an idea of afterlife:
What would I pass from?
Or pass to?
Many literally grasp at making love to chase away the fear of death. Wars are often times of prolific sexual activity for that reason.
These lines must be the questions of many at any time of life without an idea of afterlife:
What would I pass from?
Or pass to?
11th Dec 2021 2:36am
It is very philosophical for the mind to wander in this way during lovemaking.
The subject of death brought up by the question would have been a morbid moment had it gone beyond just thoughts.
If there was a loud utterance of these words it may have been funny or awkward.
The subject of death brought up by the question would have been a morbid moment had it gone beyond just thoughts.
If there was a loud utterance of these words it may have been funny or awkward.
7th Sep 2022 12:19pm
Interesting. Would whispering the question, "Will you still love me when I'm dead?" be exciting or a turn-off? Maybe I should try it on a man.
