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"immaculata" poems
your mother was a girl with ashes in her eyes and gold in her nostrils a chain delicate as autumn leading from ear to the centre of her heart, of the place where our priest's holy incense found its sole purpose. I just assumed that she was a wild wanton that ran through the ashes and dust of the streets of the market at dust, and she loved and did not love and not loving made it easier to lay on the tabernacle of a sacred courtesan. we don't have those anymore they drove them out screaming, naked, heads shaven as barren and scorched as the desert in their dying breaths and Maryam, we don't have those anymore, the word is not courtesan but ***** but I took it on faith out of love for you when you told me with fire in your eyes that your mother saw the face of God in between the sheets of paper as a maiden pure, the Egyptian lotus in her secret sweetness only God knew, Psyche drawing back the veil of Isis, looking at the face of her star-birthing lover. to love you was to look at the sun and be burned, enflamed, seared into agony and nothingness and yet to be clothed in the flesh of the sun anew and when I wore nothing but the star-strewn gold dusk of my skin I wore the sacred mantle of a courtesan.
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Dec 21, 2012
Dec 21, 2012 at 11:17 PM UTC
mythic immaculata, maria magdala
you lay me in the backseat of your sports car body flush against me, tangle of limbs as hands grasp nothing tangible, your body passed through me like a ghost the old painful haunting of a memory playing in my mind projected, big screen my eyes growing distant as you crept into my body the thief in the night, alcohol breath enough to make a girl wince domina, purissima, immaculata sits in the front seat weeping my eyes sting too, reminded of a pain your man hands, big hands calloused from work a girl like me will never know pawing at the impure skin big hands, man hands the force a ripping now too real working to take something domina, purissima, immaculata sits in the front seat weeping her cries harmonizing with mine one that threatens to break glass, our aria of suffering as you split me in half rending me in a way so whole yet incomplete pain without the tender kiss of pleasure man, all man, all terrifying unholy man and as you pull me out of the backseat you ask “was this your first time?” “yes,” i lie and domina, purissima, immaculata sits in the front seat weeping
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May 16, 2025
May 16, 2025 at 7:39 AM UTC
the ****** rides shotgun
absent, white hands gleaming dully in the dark absinthe nepenthe, queen of Eden, our lady of the lotus-eaters! flush, the fruit, your cheek, rose-red breath, your lips, and trickles red-violet, half the seeds, open the box, strike the match, bite. (I never knew why they called it original sin.) they replaced you, Eve, with their ****** Queen, and oh! how they praised her red-gold hair, immaculata, benissima, ave Maria, and how sweet and high their voices in their chapels of crystal and gold but how they gilded it all, oh Eve, how they did, and how they gilded it all to cover the searching memory of real gold (who could they blame? cherchez la femme.)
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 4:31 PM UTC
lines to eve (the plunge)
I love you even as you are ****** So I pray you to be immaculata. I only hate your tortoise change from freeze to range,so strange. From dawning you were my butter and I, your bread,everything was better. Happiness accompany us to everywhere. At then, sadness sees us nowhere. At noon,I "praise" your statue of being a lady of easy virtue. Yet you never forget me. But a deceitful smile in thee. Only little breeze I nearly fall. I wonder wind and storm,what will be my call? Your presence strength,absence week. My door,roof and shelter leak. Why can't change to best? O my girl! my nest! I am awaiting you to be mine. So I pray help from Valentine.
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 11:06 AM UTC
I LOVE YOU EVEN AS YOU ARE ******
Our Marian Consecration today intimately parallels the actions of Knights before their queen in years past. Knights would come before their queen, kneel, swear their fealty, and solemnly dedicate themselves to be in the queen’s service and do her will. In our consecration today we are essentially doing the exact same thing. Our Queen is Mary, we pledge our loyalty to her and her cause (which is her Son’s Will, for love and for souls), and solemnly dedicate ourselves to her service and being obedient to what she tells us. Knights were often called to go and fight for queen and country. We are also called to stand and fight for there is a war that rages a great spiritual battle. We fight not with hatred and anger and bitterness and intolerance, but with love, truth, peace, hope, and joy. We do not fight to steal, **** and destroy, we fight to give, to save, and to defend. When we bend our knees, we humble ourselves. It is an action that leaves us vulnerable and open. It opens doors, opportunities and a whole world of experiences beyond our wildest dreams. St. Maximillian Kolbe was right in creating the Militia Immaculata. The order of the Knights of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We are like the knights of the past. It is also interesting to note that they specifically consecrated themselves before the Queen and that through the Queen they gave themselves in service to the King. As Knights we are also called to be courageous and chivalrous. To be kind, gentle, and to honor and respect all especially the women, the children, and those in need. To be a knight was to live a life of service, charity, obedience imitating the life of Christ and his values and teachings. We are knights: go forth now under the Queen’s blessing and favor.
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Nov 30, 2018
Nov 30, 2018 at 8:12 PM UTC
Consecration and Knighthood
Our Marian Consecration today intimately parallels the actions of Knights before their queen in years past. Knights would come before their queen, kneel, swear their fealty, and solemnly dedicate themselves to be in the queen’s service and do her will. In our consecration today we are essentially doing the exact same thing. Our Queen is Mary, we pledge our loyalty to her and her cause (which is her Son’s Will, for love and for souls), and solemnly dedicate ourselves to her service and being obedient to what she tells us. Knights were often called to go and fight for queen and country. We are also called to stand and fight for there is a war that rages a great spiritual battle. We fight not with hatred and anger and bitterness and intolerance, but with love, truth, peace, hope, and joy. We do not fight to steal, **** and destroy, we fight to give, to save, and to defend. When we bend our knees, we humble ourselves. It is an action that leaves us vulnerable and open. It opens doors, opportunities and a whole world of experiences beyond our wildest dreams. St. Maximillian Kolbe was right in creating the Militia Immaculata. The order of the Knights of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We are like the knights of the past. It is also interesting to note that they specifically consecrated themselves before the Queen and that through the Queen they gave themselves in service to the King. As Knights we are also called to be courageous and chivalrous. To be kind, gentle, and to honor and respect all especially the women, the children, and those in need. To be a knight was to live a life of service, charity, obedience imitating the life of Christ and his values and teachings. We are knights: go forth now under the Queen’s blessing and favor.
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