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#*Crabalocker fishwife, pornographic priestess Boy, you’ve been a naughty girl, you let your knickers down*...                            John Lennon A carnal muse and fallen sprite I’ll paint for you, in flattering light. My model’s sensuality Shall trump all dull reality; Inspired by Womankind’s raw truth, Life-drawing class heats up, uncouth. Still, I am sure some stiff-necked ***** Shall smear my heartfelt lay as lewd. Edenic exile sought by men, Receive this tribute from my pen And keyboard, played inexpertly By one who knows you rapturously As a muse of Aztec/Latin race Prodigious in your works and grace: Born Ruth Ayon, in God-Knows-Where, She overwhelms in underwear— And shedding that, turns good men bad, Makes angels fall and gods go mad. Los Angeles (and that’s the joke) Is where this cherub went for broke Cashing in her soul for action, Soreness, ***** and tumefaction. Laurie Vargas, mouth full of *** Spread for us now your Aztec *** Your sultry contours hypnotize; The laughter in your ******* eyes Brings music from Tenochtitlán And opens windows to Aztlán You smile, unlike those other ***** Who merely grimace. Gringa butts Are less audacious than your own . . . Their charms are better left unknown. Your cheeks in tan proportion shine Embodying some rare truth divine. (Through Poetry, I’ll make them mine.) I must speak forth of what I found— Though standing on unholy ground, Here I behold your lively art . . . Your unpierced flesh has lanced my heart. Whereas most stars are tattooed, jaded Your bright aspect shines, unfaded. Clad in campesina thread While moaning on your torrid bed, Adorned in homespun broidered blouse In some vaquero‘s rancho-house Or naked as Mexica dawn, Bespattered like a dewdropped lawn, Spurting with some panting plumber In an endless porno-summer, You glow, like honey dipped in light And undulating Latin night. Your burning bush, much-trafficked place, Recalls the Red Sea’s parted space No less than your beatific face. An unrepentant Magdalene, You plunge into each graphic scene. Madonna of the varied act You swell, engorge, dilate, contract And play the part with crazy wit Suckling madly at your own *** The way you can accommodate What barely seems to satiate With pure abandon, leaves us awed, As mesmerized, your name we laud, (With one hand—harder to applaud !) Will you survive to have regrets When raw desire no longer gets Your body hot with inner flame? When *** has ceased to call your name? I wonder if you’ve found such paths Of flesh and pimping sociopaths A route to riches, gain, and pleasure Or mere sacking of your treasure. At the end of your sweaty day, Is there more than a harlot’s pay? I wish you well—and hope in time, When life has left you less sublime, You’ll find your way to God through Christ And learn of what was sacrificed To free you from your sordid fame Where sinners hail your glorious shame.
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Apr 14, 2020
Apr 14, 2020 at 2:59 PM UTC
Vargas Girl
#*Crabalocker fishwife, pornographic priestess Boy, you’ve been a naughty girl, you let your knickers down*...                            John Lennon A carnal muse and fallen sprite I’ll paint for you, in flattering light. My model’s sensuality Shall trump all dull reality; Inspired by Womankind’s raw truth, Life-drawing class heats up, uncouth. Still, I am sure some stiff-necked ***** Shall smear my heartfelt lay as lewd. Edenic exile sought by men, Receive this tribute from my pen And keyboard, played inexpertly By one who knows you rapturously As a muse of Aztec/Latin race Prodigious in your works and grace: Born Ruth Ayon, in God-Knows-Where, She overwhelms in underwear— And shedding that, turns good men bad, Makes angels fall and gods go mad. Los Angeles (and that’s the joke) Is where this cherub went for broke Cashing in her soul for action, Soreness, ***** and tumefaction. Laurie Vargas, mouth full of *** Spread for us now your Aztec *** Your sultry contours hypnotize; The laughter in your ******* eyes Brings music from Tenochtitlán And opens windows to Aztlán You smile, unlike those other ***** Who merely grimace. Gringa butts Are less audacious than your own . . . Their charms are better left unknown. Your cheeks in tan proportion shine Embodying some rare truth divine. (Through Poetry, I’ll make them mine.) I must speak forth of what I found— Though standing on unholy ground, Here I behold your lively art . . . Your unpierced flesh has lanced my heart. Whereas most stars are tattooed, jaded Your bright aspect shines, unfaded. Clad in campesina thread While moaning on your torrid bed, Adorned in homespun broidered blouse In some vaquero‘s rancho-house Or naked as Mexica dawn, Bespattered like a dewdropped lawn, Spurting with some panting plumber In an endless porno-summer, You glow, like honey dipped in light And undulating Latin night. Your burning bush, much-trafficked place, Recalls the Red Sea’s parted space No less than your beatific face. An unrepentant Magdalene, You plunge into each graphic scene. Madonna of the varied act You swell, engorge, dilate, contract And play the part with crazy wit Suckling madly at your own *** The way you can accommodate What barely seems to satiate With pure abandon, leaves us awed, As mesmerized, your name we laud, (With one hand—harder to applaud !) Will you survive to have regrets When raw desire no longer gets Your body hot with inner flame? When *** has ceased to call your name? I wonder if you’ve found such paths Of flesh and pimping sociopaths A route to riches, gain, and pleasure Or mere sacking of your treasure. At the end of your sweaty day, Is there more than a harlot’s pay? I wish you well—and hope in time, When life has left you less sublime, You’ll find your way to God through Christ And learn of what was sacrificed To free you from your sordid fame Where sinners hail your glorious shame.
Laurie Vargas was born in 1983 in Los Angeles, California, as Ruth Ayon. (Some sources indicate Guadalajara Mexico as her birthplace) Visit her terrible glory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6pyZ0rGfnM
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Apr 14, 2020 at 2:59 PM UTC
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