Mrs. Cynosure (May 17 1987 / Junction City Oregon)

Sex Without Love

A pleasure we do out of love for the other person
We our sharing the sexual experiment with
When the innocent become the intimate
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Mrs. Cynosure


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  • Jacob Sewell (1/19/2012 11:46:00 PM)

    An interesting depiction of sex addiction. I like it!

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  • Abhirami Das (10/25/2011 10:24:00 AM)

    wow.an amazing job.i like the way u depicted sex addicts. keep it up! !

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  • Eli Medina (11/1/2010 12:30:00 PM)

    i really enjoyed this poem...thank you 4 sharing!

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  • kunjubi Varghese (10/22/2010 12:17:00 PM)

    Bare facts truthfully depicted. Cowards dare not try such confessions. Come what may you are a victor. This is maniacal tendencies of the sub-conscious. A syndrome for hyper
    active sexual urge. There are millions who undergoes such trauma every moment...
    And there is one School of Thought.. viz.the catharsis or the bliss you derive from the action is a sample/ replica of the rapture experienced in Heaven. A great poem undoubtedly true to the core.and also true portrayal of the mind...well done... cheers

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  • Kate Frost (6/19/2010 1:03:00 AM)

    I really enjoy reading this poem. It's amazing the way you expressed it.

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  • Palitha Ariyarathna (5/13/2010 2:28:00 AM)

    Self control and self confidence advisable....nice poem

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  • Dr.tony Brahmin (5/9/2010 5:48:00 AM)

    like this poem.. you are picturing a reality. so many suffers like this and u brought it to limelight. thank u for sharing.

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  • Marie Bliss (4/2/2010 5:21:00 AM)

    To F.J.R, ever heard of poetic license? A good poem pours forth from the heart like this one and doesn't need perfect spelling or grammar!

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  • Frank James Ryan, Jr. (1/31/2010 3:34:00 AM)

    Becca, you have an imaginative mind, and i think the potential to hone that popetic element, and raise it to the next level. That said, and with all respectful genuine constructive criticism....Your spelling and grammar are either suffering from woeful deficiency or blatant laziness....Awriter cannot succeed if they cannot embrace the simplest of basic grammar. Poor spelling is a simple fix, called''Spellcheck'', or Webster's Dictionary. Read your contemporary Poet's, and practice writing simple free-verse in your spare time. Good Luck, young lady, and stop rigging your daily stats on this poem!

    FjR

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  • Carrie Lehenbauer (1/5/2010 3:50:00 PM)

    The Sharon Olds version is way better.

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