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Parsonage
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
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she dressed
in abandonment's
black attire,

raked the dead
leaves and stacked
fallen twigs for a balefire,

fixed the shutters,
caulked the window panes,
and stored the secret in the deacon's bench,

water rusty, she pumped
the hand pump in the sink,
said the secret to the oversized pipe wrench,

put fresh candles in the wall sconces,
anointed the door knobs with Rose of Sharon,
filled the brass compote with apples and chilled the wines,

they wanted her to occupy the manse,
keep it tended and maintain its paid lease,
groom the arbors entwined with century-old grape vines,

she bathed in pentacles,
the tarot laid out on the towel,
frankincense heard a knock at the door,

rising from the clawfoot tub,
she dried, and answered the door,
Presbyterian cloak dropped to the floor,

lesbian minister strapped
with the secret stored in the deacon's bench,
anointed with Rose of Sharon, inserted her verse,

silver cross around her neck, perspicuity
of preference, on her knees down on the bathmat
closely behind her tenant pumping her wildly,

a woman of the cloak practicing her desires,
penetrating womanly fires; it's when passion
rides above all doctrines that New Age lesbian ministers
appoint the lessee.


12/22/2009 Ms. Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist
New Age Lesbian Spirituality: Sage Sweetwater ROCKS!http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewarticle.asp?id=52303

 


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 Reviews of "Parsonage"
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on December 22, 2009
You are so fucking good it pisses me off. (In a good way!)

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on December 22, 2009
so erotic! I find that the mix of religion/taboo/ passion-all mix to create such high powered erotica

Reviewed on December 22, 2009
the visuals are erotic as is the action
and the whole story line is supurbe!!
and having always wanted to know what the secret was
stored inside the bench...I smile at that sensually
eliciting adornment from the Lesbian Ministries...
Excellent!
when is the next service? Vickie :)

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on December 22, 2009
Your working imagery and the passionate wild fires that it builds in the reader's imagination are to say the least stunning.
fee

Reviewed by Peter Schlosser (Reader)
Reviewed on December 22, 2009
Awesome writing. Lesbian minister arrives at the manse populated by Pagan ghosts, steamy, occult vixen bound to the earth by fleshly desire, in harmony with nature, body and aura brimming with dark, Luciferian magnetism, drawing the "righteous" to subtly yield to their innermost, natural desires. "Last, on the flesh there came a touch, like sucking mouths and stroking hands, that laid their foul alluring smutch, even to the blood's mad sarabands."


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