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Greetings Masters, Greetings Mistresses, greetings slaves, Welcome to the Gorean Poetry Corner. Since being given this honor as editor, a girl has been researching and working on her own poetry, as well as soliciting from others. Poetry has well been defined as "the measured language of emotions". The art of apprehending and interpreting ideas by the faculty of imagination. The art of idealizing in thought and expression. Poetry has many forms, both verbal and non-verbal. It has the power to allow us a glimpse into the writer's mind, to allow us to feel that emotion which the writer is using. It has the power to calm and soothe, and the power to make a person ponder its context. Within this section, a girl hopes to give you a little of everything eventually. She hopes to share with you a world, that herself and many others love. So that perhaps, maybe you can find the words you've been searching for, but have never really found. She would also like to point you to the Dance section, which to this girl is poetry in motion, and shows the grace, and beauty of a girl's feelings. But please, don't rush off just yet. Have your slave get you a drink, or perhaps a smoke, or just nestle into your chair, and come with makenzi, into a world of beauty, grace and emotion. She's not received any poetry thus far, so she is sharing with you one of hers, and a special holiday poem to make you smile. She hopes to hear from you soon at gorean_poetry_corner@hotmail.com She wishes you and yours Happy Holidays. always,
Fear by makenziPMI From deep within her the message came Never having faced a life such as this Could she ever face the truths that were revealed in this world The tiny voice inside that struggled to be heard Through the heartache and tears of each girl that has cried
A Gorean Christmas by makenziPMI Twas the night before Christmas, as I stood with my kurt The slaves were all nestled, snug at the foot of the bed When out on the street there arose such a clatter The Ubar had come, baring gifts bought with gold As I watched the dancing and the glowing of their flesh I handed the Ubar the gold and silver coin From our Inn to yours. Merry Christmas |