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Sister-love, I cannot say how it should move alone, though all else with it imparts upon two. These two beings from the same growth, molding each other lovingly so that they might see more clearly themselves. Earth-love, for what else should I love but you. The one, being so generous in all causation and particulates, becomes mother and executioner to all at once, unending. Friend-love, laughing joyous rapture. You cannot know me for all my secrets, but why should it matter? I do not learn your own. The only rubric enough for this profession, is silence without companionship. Food-love, oh you speak pleasantries to my body. Such a tactile energy, emmersive motions! life recycled and recycled and recycled, as it was once for you as well, ever infolding in on itself in perfect ingestion. Our movements have fed each-other, in such a base and satisfying way!
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Jul 1, 2014
Jul 1, 2014 at 1:33 AM UTC
The Four Loves
Sister-love, I cannot say how it should move alone, though all else with it imparts upon two. These two beings from the same growth, molding each other lovingly so that they might see more clearly themselves. Earth-love, for what else should I love but you. The one, being so generous in all causation and particulates, becomes mother and executioner to all at once, unending. Friend-love, laughing joyous rapture. You cannot know me for all my secrets, but why should it matter? I do not learn your own. The only rubric enough for this profession, is silence without companionship. Food-love, oh you speak pleasantries to my body. Such a tactile energy, emmersive motions! life recycled and recycled and recycled, as it was once for you as well, ever infolding in on itself in perfect ingestion. Our movements have fed each-other, in such a base and satisfying way!
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Jul 1, 2014
Jul 1, 2014 at 1:33 AM UTC
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