These:
to be most sacrosanct,
most immaterial,
and most awaitedMy heart used to beat
for theseStands the last iron
maiden before man—
One that is alive,
one that is not worshipped,
one that is scornedRevelation is a woman behind
your back: it fears those who
tires from scorning her, it fears those
who start worshipping her, those
with eyes for her allureBut I kneel before those who
fancy in staking my heart,
who thinks about the feel of my guts—
How could they have known?If not to be impaled,
what am I?
If not to impale,
what am I for?I prevail with your last apology—
I fear you if you know of it all
I am a girl you must let eatMan must, at last, sin
to hear and know his
punisher and his vigil;
I am bothI welcome you, come,
I welcome youa girl tires from wishful thinking. she then accepts. all hunger and beauty, like a siren—one only for the halfwits, a punishment to the willful. she welcomes both; it is death, nevertheless. this is how to be a god.
ESTÁS LEYENDO
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