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Click hereSometimes I dream my self
In a Fellini film: The City Of Women.
An aimless drifter
With a mind is always fixated on sex
travelling through an erotic wonderland.
At high school, when my class mates
Were being cooped with Krep Cycle
I was sketching harmonious swellings
Of the female bodies on my note books.
When I became a young man
Sleep, food and sex were
Three stools of my life.
Of course, there are occupational hazards
In this hedonist life style:
Like having permanent priapism
Like chopping your cock
With a flick knife.
I think a stroke will kill me someday
With a piece of Mozzarella in my mouth
Like Federico Fellini.
Hasan Ali Tokuqin
Istanbul/Turkey
and it's a real nice piece of erotics. it's not of the typical type ....don
I like the style you chose here of narrating the sensual history of your life and your fantacies. BTW - a big fan of Fellini myself; he is the big master of visual imagery -no doubt.
This is a wonderful poem with a great sustained theme and pace. I agree with WomanPariah about the use of "stools" and there are some other language glitches that could be fixed. Nothing that mars the overall quality of your poem though. I really enjoy reading you. Your poem has been recommended in the New Poems Review thread on Literotica's Poetry Feedback and Discussion forum. Thanks for the read! :-)
There's some very creative, stirring imagery here: tying all of the (nailed it!) hedonist treasures together with fixations on pleasures of the flesh and fantasies of a city of women --- it's male as male without being really ashamed of it, and I think that's sort of brave these days. <p>I have but one suggestion: I think by "three stools" you're trying to intimate three LEGS of the same stool, yes? "Stools" is a not-so-great word choice on its own (unless the speaker really does consider sleep, food and sex as ... well, you know what ... and I don't think that's what you meant, I could be wrong). <p> I see you beginning to work your way into a poet's body here, T, I really do. Keep writing: Everything you do is interesting, if not always quite poetic.