The Fellatio of Your Love
by Darren Austin Hall
It’s funny that
After all those romantic poems I wrote you
With all their enchanted words, fragrant adorations, angel-seeking
adjectives
My fondest memory of you, the one I believe best represents your love
Is that day you came to my apartment and tried with all your resources
To make me cum from fellatio
Because up to that point, after numerous occasions of my lingam
In your summer of a mouth
I had never been able to give it the gift
Of my seed
I know it was a burden for us both:
You undeservedly felt it depreciated your worth as a lover
And I felt it a sign of my bashful libido
Which was too afraid to dance with all of its abandon
And so, on this day, you came to my apartment
With lovingness blazing in your determined emerald eyes
Like a fire no water could convince of its perviousness
I was taken aback but let you lead me into delight
Without a hint of hesitation, without a pinch of a fight
You led me into my bedroom and sat me on my futon
Behind which the moonlight poured through windows around us
Like a garland from Aphrodite
As you kneeled before me
You were so changed – there was such Goddessness in you
The quiver of a Queen in your every order
You did away with my pants and went to work on my inhibitions
You took my lingam in your knowing hands
And with wet licks of your fiery tongue, artful caresses of your nimble
fingers
You began what can only be described as
An act of worship
Bathing me in words of incandescent longing
I could only gaze at you
With eyes of sacred wonder
And of love
You were like a warm wind sailing into the deepest, cold caverns of me
Where my own love and desire were chained to their walls
Shivering with fear
You melted so much of me, dear one
You took the lantern of our love from my hands into yours
Held it up into the gloomy mystery of time
Took my hand
And led us into a deeper dance
Where prayers became coupling angels
…
Unfortunately
I still could not cum
But I want you to know
That as I held your face in my hands
Tears standing and smiling on the cliffs of my eyelids
As I was dissolved in your courage
And your light
I knew
The love of Woman
And its eternal sacrifice
And I knew it was forever foolish
To try and hold that lantern
It’s yours, baby
Your natural, holy right.
Darren Austin Hall: After recently returning from living and teaching in
China for three years, Darren decided to continue his Oriental
experience by enrolling in the Institute of Traditional Medicine in Toronto
where he is currently studying Chinese medicine. An avid student of
mysticism, Darren spends his free time liberating his Self from delusion,
praying to the Goddess, singing ecstatic songs on his guitar and trying to
awaken the world to the beauty within.
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