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The Fire of Coherence
The Fire of Coherence
Perhaps
Nothing more
Can explore
The subtleness
Of being
Than
To be
Upon the knee
And claiming
As so freeing
To be
Known
Unalone
And outward
Inward
Cast
Into
The role
A human bowl
For being first
At last.
Perhaps
Nothing more
Can explore
The subtleness
Of being
Than
To be
Upon the knee
And claiming
As so freeing
To be
Known
Unalone
And outward
Inward
Cast
Into
The role
A human bowl
For being first
At last.
Published 20th May 2022
Author's Note
Nadu as a full body mudra displays that sense of submission that requires respect. To me personally, for someone to show themselves in this stance is an honor of the highest degree. The symbolism in unequivocal and direct. That is, for me, the highest negotiation. No hints. No innuendos. No guessing. Do not fucking make me guess. Ambivalence is to be avoided at all costs when it comes to human intimacy. Yes. Everything else is no.
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22nd May 2022 10:12am
I do tend to underscore that sentiment in that all of my poems have an elemental reference to cunnilingus.
That's a matter of personal taste as sign of submission of giving one's most secret treasure under dominance, for me personally. Others have their own symbology.
For example, in parallel here, in Gorean culture the full body mudra of slave supremacy, not unlike a knight kneeling before a king, shows both strength an obedience.
Surely the knight has the power to kill the king with his sword, and so his kneeling is a lending of strength to the king.
Nadu is a kneeling symbol of the slave adding to. But, it is also a sort of inner martial art, like Tai Chi. A slave would show this symbol with all the poise, power, and grace of high geisha culture.
To me, no woman in stilettos and a little black dress would come close to someone in nadu. It is self-reverence, absolute resilience, the manifestation of the epitome of self-discipline. Think Mother Theresa, Joan of Arc, and Mae West all at one time.
This was written about someone presenting in nadu. I was spellbound.
So, existential, yes. In my mind, I ate her up like a very ripe persimmon....my very favorite fruit. Yes, you're right....sapiosexually, it absolutely was.
That's a matter of personal taste as sign of submission of giving one's most secret treasure under dominance, for me personally. Others have their own symbology.
For example, in parallel here, in Gorean culture the full body mudra of slave supremacy, not unlike a knight kneeling before a king, shows both strength an obedience.
Surely the knight has the power to kill the king with his sword, and so his kneeling is a lending of strength to the king.
Nadu is a kneeling symbol of the slave adding to. But, it is also a sort of inner martial art, like Tai Chi. A slave would show this symbol with all the poise, power, and grace of high geisha culture.
To me, no woman in stilettos and a little black dress would come close to someone in nadu. It is self-reverence, absolute resilience, the manifestation of the epitome of self-discipline. Think Mother Theresa, Joan of Arc, and Mae West all at one time.
This was written about someone presenting in nadu. I was spellbound.
So, existential, yes. In my mind, I ate her up like a very ripe persimmon....my very favorite fruit. Yes, you're right....sapiosexually, it absolutely was.
22nd May 2022 5:14pm
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