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Castaneda, cognitive systems, don Juan Matus, Elaine Stirling, erotica, kundalini, Levantine lore, Meso-American mysteries, nagual, numerology, Quetzalcoatl, sacred geometry, Shekhinah, zero point field
Acrostic with adult content: Reader discretion advised
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Seduction is One fine art, don’t you think?
Elevating thrill of Two bodies above all others
Recreating Eden with Three small words, I want you.
Perhaps you’ve heard me whisper, Four play designed to
Excite new moistures. Shame, you haven’t. Well, Five thousand
Nubile virgin queens await my instruction at Six, dripping beauty,
Thirsty for what you once gave, while Seven radiant gods pleasure me
In canticles. I summoned you Eight days ago, hero, and entered your
Night dreams boldly with Nine new positions
And straddled you at Ten years you wandered
Addled by my charms; Nine lives you’ve thrown away and
Now you are begging for what, Eight more?
If only things rose for you as they once did—Seven
Times a day, at your least; in one go, Six women,
No limits then to the power of a Five-wakened man,
Ecstatic. Happily, I say, the Four-cornered square turns diamond again
Positioning eternally Three men at the service of the spring-ripe
Regina, hungry at Two strokes past midnight I will arrive naked,
Egregious, my One hand wrapped around your feathered
Serpent, the other cupping Zero.
© Elaine Stirling, 2011
Image of “Eve Tempted” by William Blake
Oceantics 
That is most ingenious: the series reversing with both words and numbers. Not to mention the electrifying content! (And I have to add that I’m really glad you did not stop short of the Zero … )
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Thanks, John. I remember the trepidation while writing this poem–what kind of action can zero possibly support? As it turns out, thanks to those brilliant ancient mathematicians, all of it. 😉
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Very clever!
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Thanks, Mikels!
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“Exciting new moistures” – love it. We should endeavor to take shame out of sex whenever we can while keeping it exciting and loving. Very nice.
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I agree completely, Mandy. Shame, imho, is at the root of all sexual trauma…and probably at the root of every other dysfunction. I appreciate your reading and your kind comments.
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