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   WHEN YOU FUCK ME I BECOME ENORMOUS
   When you fuck me I become enormous:
   A greatness grows inside me,
   Around your hand I
   Swell
   Resistance amplifies, friction heats,
   Pushing pulls up power so I
   Struggle, thrashing and yelling, straining against you.
   Restraining, you overpower me,
   hold me down
   hold me still so I can feel
   heat of cunt, pressure of blood,
   swelling of delicate tissues stretched beyond reason,
   the obvious redness of passion.
   Your face over mine, your eyes
   penetrating, your fist in deep
   I am strung out on a burning rope,
   threaded
   From your fist in my cunt to your tongue in my mouth you
   Open me a channel that stretches
   far beyond both of us.
   You pour through me red like vaporized stone
   Laughing now me gasping and
   I am gigantic full of you
   You grab my hair, cover my mouth, drown me with
   Your tongue, sweet complicated taste of hot mixed spit
   I suck you in, your wetness
   Blows me up again a huge balloon
   How can I breathe?
   I reach my heart out below us and
   Pull up redness from the center of the earth
   where stone melts, and I
   Suck you down into me all cavernous
   With your hand I pull you through me
   String you on the burning rope
   stretched through me from the earth to the moon.
   You spread your fingers wide in side of me
   I stretch, not knowing why, so I
   Take you in deeper, push you back, you
   Fuck a rougher rhythm, swift I levitate and
   Still you hold me down, pouring
   Through me (gaping) liquefied stone…
   All walls melt.
   I can take you,
   all of you,
   and I can give you back.
   Dossie Easton, © 1993. Originally published in The Bottoming Book, Greenery Press, San Francisco, 1995.
   
   
   
 
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