Soft I run my fingers through her hair
Slow she melts in my embrace, pouring
Her beauty over my yearning eyes, tender
She
Hushed: “I love you under the Moon light…”

Ravenous
I tore the summer gown from her sweltering
Heave to slither inside the sultry seams, sheer
Thighs dusk and dew, savage as I’d ravish her
Gushing climax, tongue deep to silence her
Drenched lips with a deeper kiss, and
Unveil the light to blind her eyes:
“My father’s just a soft filter
Yet
Divine is his radiance”

Ardent she smiled
And drew forth   more...each
Thrust in her warmth:
“Just as you are between
This impaling throb and
My weltering moans?”

She had me erect; commanding
Each pitch and snaring every stab
Enslaved by her thirst, disarmed by
Her hunger for knowledge, I’d subdue
Her with sacred silence, wounded her
With my sting, and calmly allowed
Eloquence to infect the collusion:
…
“The pale halo, a soothing reflection
Fondly absorbing the Sun’s rage, only
To cast convalescent shades of lucidity
…”

The bemoaning breeze struck a gasping
Refrain, thrust after thrust forging a new
Bemoaning melody: “Aaah… you’re like an
Volcano ready to erupt inside me, are you an
Angel or the devil in disguise, …please tell
Me”

My eyes rolled up to vanish in streaks
Of vapor and rapture, the clouds scattered
Scattered upon my brow and the moon shone
Over my prey, as I allowed myself to drown
Within, like a predator on the prowl; with a
Growl I freed my ravenous fangs through
Her eager flesh: “My dear; Satan and the
Holy-Ghost
Are one in the same, you see our beloved
Almighty merely suffers from an acute case
Of schizophrenic personality…………………”.
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Saturday, June 14th 2008, 9:25 PM

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Thoroughbred race tracks in the U.S. reported more than three horse deaths a day last year and 5,000 since 2003, and the vast majority of horses were put down after suffering devastating injuries on the track, according to an AP survey.

Countless other deaths went unreported because of lax recordkeeping, The Associated Press found in the broadest such review to date.

The catastrophic breakdown of filly Eight Belles at the Kentucky Derby last month   more...made the fragility of a half-ton horse vivid for the millions watching, but The AP found that such injuries occur regularly in every racing state.

Tracks in California and New York, which rank first and sixth in Thoroughbred races, combine to average more than one Thoroughbred death for every day of the year.

Questions about breeding, medication, synthetic surfaces versus dirt, and other safety issues have dogged the industry for some time. A congressional panel has asked key players in the sport to testify this week about its direction, particularly the influence of steroids.

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