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Equal Pleasures


Death and sex but aren’t apart

in spiriting pleasures of higher ones

For one ends not in wombing cares

and one must enter at Source’s prayer

And down goes Death and hoarding tales

of worldly stuffs no longer there

Both- a life begun and

Both- a pleasure to be won.

 
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IconoclastSalem

Faeries, magick, enchantment, Tir Na Nog, Mother Earth, poetry, the stars, and wonder are all I need in life. Hey, I'm Salem. I'm just an average nobody trapped in forever cycles of hurt and repent. My mind mixes thought and reality ever so painfully which, in turn, creates the chaotic painting that is my life. Who said chaos couldn't be beautiful?

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