Comments on: Ode to Butterflies http://serpent.antonchanning.com/2008/rebel-politics/liberty-rebel-politics/ode-to-butterflies/ SERPENT Erotic Rebellion Promoting Esoteric Netherworld Technology Thu, 05 Aug 2010 09:24:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: anton http://serpent.antonchanning.com/2008/rebel-politics/liberty-rebel-politics/ode-to-butterflies/comment-page-1/#comment-240 anton Thu, 31 Jan 2008 13:02:56 +0000 http://serpent.antonchanning.com/blog/ode-to-butterflies/#comment-240 Well Sirian, sex is a truly beautiful thing, and one of the few things in life I really feel passionate about celebrating. Certainly my best poetic inspiration tends to revolve around sexual themes, at least so far... My trap may or may not be sweetly honey'd, I like to think it is. But to really know we better ask someone that's fallen in it. Roisin? :P Well Sirian, sex is a truly beautiful thing, and one of the few things in life I really feel passionate about celebrating. Certainly my best poetic inspiration tends to revolve around sexual themes, at least so far…

My trap may or may not be sweetly honey’d, I like to think it is. But to really know we better ask someone that’s fallen in it. Roisin? :P

]]> By: Sirian http://serpent.antonchanning.com/2008/rebel-politics/liberty-rebel-politics/ode-to-butterflies/comment-page-1/#comment-236 Sirian Thu, 31 Jan 2008 01:35:19 +0000 http://serpent.antonchanning.com/blog/ode-to-butterflies/#comment-236 Anton, Loved your poem and the way you celebrate sexuality. Too bad I'm a natural born dom and too many years older than you.You make your trap sound sweetly honey'd! Anton,
Loved your poem and the way you celebrate sexuality.

Too bad I’m a natural born dom and too many years older than you.You make your trap sound sweetly honey’d!

]]> By: anton http://serpent.antonchanning.com/2008/rebel-politics/liberty-rebel-politics/ode-to-butterflies/comment-page-1/#comment-234 anton Wed, 30 Jan 2008 18:40:38 +0000 http://serpent.antonchanning.com/blog/ode-to-butterflies/#comment-234 I'm glad you liked it Roisin! And it touches me that it has touched you in that way. I'm not sure why I have started writing poetry, but this is the third poem I've written recently (and probably the best of the three), and I hadn't written one properly for years... ...I'm beginning to wonder if I've unwittingly unlocked some new potential. I never force these poems, they simply come to me unbidden, like the butterflies in the poem, although unlike the butterflies, these inspirations hold me captive and force me to write. I might publish one of the other two I wrote... I’m glad you liked it Roisin! And it touches me that it has touched you in that way. I’m not sure why I have started writing poetry, but this is the third poem I’ve written recently (and probably the best of the three), and I hadn’t written one properly for years…

…I’m beginning to wonder if I’ve unwittingly unlocked some new potential. I never force these poems, they simply come to me unbidden, like the butterflies in the poem, although unlike the butterflies, these inspirations hold me captive and force me to write.

I might publish one of the other two I wrote…

]]> By: Roisin http://serpent.antonchanning.com/2008/rebel-politics/liberty-rebel-politics/ode-to-butterflies/comment-page-1/#comment-233 Roisin Wed, 30 Jan 2008 17:30:25 +0000 http://serpent.antonchanning.com/blog/ode-to-butterflies/#comment-233 beautiful. That poem will forever remain with me. I am glad i m a muse. Thankyou Anton beautiful.
That poem will forever remain with me.
I am glad i m a muse.

Thankyou Anton

]]> By: anton http://serpent.antonchanning.com/2008/rebel-politics/liberty-rebel-politics/ode-to-butterflies/comment-page-1/#comment-231 anton Wed, 30 Jan 2008 15:35:55 +0000 http://serpent.antonchanning.com/blog/ode-to-butterflies/#comment-231 In this poem, I use the term butterfly as a metaphor for pretty submissive young women that like casual sex. The first three verses are dedicated to my latest experience with such a girl, (the rose in the first line is a reference to her name) and I wrote this for her to show I understood her need to move on and not get attached. The first verse represents how she came to me unbidden, like a butterfly might come and land in your outstretched palm. It also speaks of how it touched me that she did. The reference to rose, is a reference to her name. The butterfly is also a reference to her helplessness and vulnerability. The second verse is a celebration of our sexual play, how I trapped her for a time and delighted in the feel of her fluttering helplessly in my grasp. An expression of the feeling of power over such a delicate and beautiful creature. I deliberately avoided going into explicit detail on HOW I dominated her... The third verse is my understanding of her need to move on. My recognition that she isn't looking for a relationship, and that her beauty lies in her freedom and flight. That maybe she has such magic and joy to bring another for a time before moving on again. To try and keep her would be to lose her completely, whereas to let her free would be to keep her as a friend that she might bring me pleasure just from her presence. The fourth and final verse is a celebration of the beautiful submissive nymphs, that wish to surrender themselves but on a temporary basis, submissive girls that enjoy and crave casual sex. It is also an open invitation for them to come to me, and be trapped in my lair for a while before I must let them go. Of course, it also contains a dark hint that maybe one day I will find such a butterfly that decides not to fly free and who will delight in being my prisoner forever... ;) Overall I wish present a joyous and spiritual celebration of the very women that may in past times have been branded negative and derogatory names. Not that those names can't be used in a playful way mind you, but I present here how I really see such girls... :-D In this poem, I use the term butterfly as a metaphor for pretty submissive young women that like casual sex. The first three verses are dedicated to my latest experience with such a girl, (the rose in the first line is a reference to her name) and I wrote this for her to show I understood her need to move on and not get attached.

The first verse represents how she came to me unbidden, like a butterfly might come and land in your outstretched palm. It also speaks of how it touched me that she did. The reference to rose, is a reference to her name. The butterfly is also a reference to her helplessness and vulnerability.

The second verse is a celebration of our sexual play, how I trapped her for a time and delighted in the feel of her fluttering helplessly in my grasp. An expression of the feeling of power over such a delicate and beautiful creature. I deliberately avoided going into explicit detail on HOW I dominated her…

The third verse is my understanding of her need to move on. My recognition that she isn’t looking for a relationship, and that her beauty lies in her freedom and flight. That maybe she has such magic and joy to bring another for a time before moving on again. To try and keep her would be to lose her completely, whereas to let her free would be to keep her as a friend that she might bring me pleasure just from her presence.

The fourth and final verse is a celebration of the beautiful submissive nymphs, that wish to surrender themselves but on a temporary basis, submissive girls that enjoy and crave casual sex. It is also an open invitation for them to come to me, and be trapped in my lair for a while before I must let them go. Of course, it also contains a dark hint that maybe one day I will find such a butterfly that decides not to fly free and who will delight in being my prisoner forever… ;)

Overall I wish present a joyous and spiritual celebration of the very women that may in past times have been branded negative and derogatory names. Not that those names can’t be used in a playful way mind you, but I present here how I really see such girls… :-D

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