Tags
cathartic, erotic chaos, erotic poetry, Hades, poem, Poetry, Set, sonnet, Tiamat
“Secrets of Primal Chaos,” the book said;
an odd find in a dour Baptist bookstore.
A gray girl with a beguiling squid head
beckoned from the cover … as if rancor
and lust were something that the gods just gave
away. I’ve snogged Set, finger-fucked Tiamat,
licked my own cum off Hades’ hands. To rave
possessed is the province of the poet.
Chaos can be chthonicly cathartic.
I took that tome home. It’s on my bookshelf.
Why read it? Turmoil is its own romance;
like how quick licks turn us into mystics.
Sex is prayer. Perhaps one day you, yourself,
will want this, too. Perhaps? Perhaps? Perhaps.
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Notes:
Set (Egyptian) and Tiamat (Mesopotamian) are both ancient gods of chaos. When something is Chthonic that means it is from the underworld, subterranean, infernal, much like Hades himself.