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Discipline

The twisted silk, weighted,

The river unridden.

Please, Moon, might I learn this untied.

 

With struggle's arousal,

I've grown with my hands bound.

Ancestral's teachings have lied.

 

I cherish the kneeling,

And towering Venus.

This muse has my lust so supplied.

 

As a coin in bed, flipping,

This boy's heavy lifting.

Which will win here,

My lust,

or

my pride?

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keith-ren
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Sep 12, 2010
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