Blog - January 1, 2009
Memories of My Melancholy Whores
It is the moment when a lover covers your lips with the delicate touch of their fingers, muting words. Their whispered touch saying, Let me have this moment!
Blog
- December 20, 2008
Hopscotch
City Highlights - December 20, 2008
Chicago
Blog - December 13, 2008
Bedside Table
Memories of My Melancholy Whores
The main character, a scholarly old man, is celebrating his 90th birthday by seeking an adolescent virgin. The madame answers: "The only Virgos left in the world are people like you who were born in August."
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Blog - December 10, 2008
Red, Black and Blue
The thick brush slid along her jaw line, a fragile nervous face disappearing under geisha white. Subtle contours and familiar shadows melted into a blank canvas awaiting transformation.
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Blog - December 03 2008
Punishment
Lady: I've been bad.
Master: Patience is a virtue and no sassy responses, please.
L: I prefer my vices.
M: I see we need significant and extended obedience training my pet. Meditate on your sins.
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Blog - December 03 2008
Gallery of Lovers
Palette
Collar Bone
Thighs
Neck
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Blog - December 03, 2008
Plain Old Me
My dear
Silly you
She wants to put make up on you
Then lick it off
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Blog - August 09, 2008
Goodbye My Lover
We were parked outside the field where as children I weaved tales of being the woman I am now. Sitting on the roof of her car with Prince's "Scandalous" blasting out the open windows, we starred into the hazy dark blue sky. I marveled how the city lights never let us know the black ocean of scattered jewels.
Blog - August 08, 2008
The Allure Of Love
Someone who does not run
toward the allure of love walks
a road where nothing lives.
Blog - May 21, 2008
The Gardner
You could caress petals
into blossoming
whisper the stars into
blazing fires
amidst the light of day.
Blog - May 21, 2008
Abelard and Heloise
In her refusal to marry, Heloise was not attempting to protect her own freedom. She loved purely and fiercely, her concerns revolved around Abelard. He was a gift to the world, and it would be a crime to horde him for herself. She did not want the security of marriage, but the wild freedom of love so that he might continue to flourish as an individual.
Luxury Guide - May 14, 2008
Updated: Electronics, Home Decore, Jewelry, Yachts, Home Theater, Cars, Watches
Events Guide - May 02, 2008
Theater and Music have been updated.
Event Highlights have been added for May 2008
Blog - April 25, 2008
Abelard and Heloise
Banished from the house, Abelard and his young love were forced to communicate in secret. Raised a Catholic, and with a natural taste for older men that the world deemed forbidden to me, intrigues were an active part of my life. I am all too familiar with the hawk-eyed vigilance of male guardians, and the art of stealing away.
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Blog - April 25, 2008
Poetry: From "Eleven Minutes" by Coelho
When I am sitting at the door of a tavern,
I, Ishtar, the goddess,
Am prostitute, mother, wife, divinity.
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Restaurant Guide - April 23, 2008
Updated: French
New: Steakhouses, Comfort Food, Bistro
Blog - April 21, 2008
Peter Pan Thoughts
I sit as the world speeds by me
distances and masses shrinking
bringing you closer
Unbearable to be so near
and not touch you
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Blog - April 13, 2008
Abelard and Heloise
Are all brilliant men oozing with talent prey to arrogance? Like my dearest Ovid, Abelard was conceited and disdainful. Yet, I can't deny I would have been amongst the throng of people who rushed out to see Abelard pass through the streets of Paris, swooning at his passionate words, and blazing with the desire to feel his hands explore my flesh.. <Read More>
Blog - April 13, 2008
French Love Poem
I have always found the ornamental language of old love poetry so charming, and its cavity inducing sweetness comical. <Read More>
Travel and Adventure - March 20, 2008
Croatia and Norway
I have always loved the many wonders of the world, and though I am not so liberated that I may visit them at a whim, I do dream and wish and read. I will share the destinations that captivate my fantasies. <Read More>
Blog - March 20, 2008
Poetry: 12th Century French Love Song
A love song that once filled the rowdy bars of 12th century France, belted out by the vibrant population of students. <Read More>
Blog - October 25, 2007
Fiction by Summerhill: A Day In the Country
Lauren was feeling terribly nervous about the little game they were about to play and what his eyes might say at first glance. Out of nervousness, once or twice, she tried peeking into the garden, but it was impossible to see through the emerald leaves. Returning to problem at hand, she slid on a tiny pair of white cotton panties and wondered, as she placed a silk stocking on each leg, "What use is this bit of underwear in a game of croquet, “Sexual Favors Croquet,” as he called it?" <Read More>
Blog - October 02, 2007
Artist: Neo Rauch
Neo Rauch (born April 1960 in Leipzig) is an German artist who creates large-scale surreal paintings thriving with vivid color. He is the most celebrated and respected graduate of Leipzig’s Academy of Visual Arts, which is a known haven for Socialist Realism. In an interview with the Art Review, he says "I see myself as a theatre director." <Read More>
Blog - July 12, 2007
Odds and Ends: Jungian Typology Test
My Results:INFJ
Introverted iNtuitive Feeling Judging
Introverted intuitives, INFJs enjoy a greater clarity of perception of inner, unconscious processes than all but their INTJ cousins. <Read More>
Restaurant Guide - July 8, 2007
I have added two international restaurants. One if which I have heard stories about, but have never visited.
Blog - July 8, 2007
Fiction: Neptune's Aura
Warm pride enveloped her exhaustion. She had pushed her limits today. Now, sticky with hot sweat, her overworked legs wavered reluctantly, as she climbed the stairs. <Read More>
Events Guide - May 27, 2007
There seems to be a lot going on in Toronto! I managed to put together a great list of June events, including a visit from Lenard Cohen at the Winter Garden Theatre and Cinematheque Ontario, but there will be more added shortly.
Six additions have been made to the Arts and Culture listings, including one of my favourite spots - The Toronto Sculpture Garden.
I have also added the Winter Garden Theatre to the Theatre listings.
Blog -
April 30, 2007
Thoughts and Everyday Things: Earth's
Temple
Months seem to melt into eternity as
the frozen sleep treads on. Others sing
the joys of crystalline beauty and the
thrill of the slopes. I see a landscape
of suspension and death .<Read
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Blog -
April 9, 2007
Poetry: Ovid's Amours
I have always had an affinity to the
writers of old. Every sentence seems
to have a thoughtful weight to it, and
their sultry descriptions ignite the
imagination.<Read
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