Something in the way he moves, his grace, the
way he struts his stuff.
This I know, I want him, I want him in the worst
way; but my love for the Woman keeps me from
taking my man.
The Woman is here for me, as Mary was here for
God.
I shall descend upon her tonight in a glittering
display of astral affection and leave her with
an ancient mystery;
I am the holy trinity in search of a womb.
Image and Poem Rob Goldstein 1984-2018
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Whoa! Great piece Rob and I LOVE Meshell Ndegeocello!!! DEFINITELY one of my favorite artists!💫e
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Thank you for the visit and for your great comment. Peace Beyond Passion is brilliant. She a place with the best of the best.
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Yes! Absolutely and keep up the great work!💫e
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You never fail to impress me with your creative writes, Robert.
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Thanks Christy! I’m glad to read that. 🙂
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I like this, Robert. Some twists in there that get the mind turning. 🙂 Thanks for the music too. Great to wake up to!
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Thanks Diana. It does take an odd turn which is why I’m pleased with the comments it’s gotten. I was uncertain of it when I posted it. I love Meshell Ndegeocello. Her work is bold.
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There is so much in that portrait. I love it.
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I’m glad you commented on the portrait. Thanks you, Jacqui. It seemed right.
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Yeeeeeees. Stunning. Thumbs up.
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Thank you, Paula. I appreciate your thumbs up. 🙂
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Thought provoking. Vibrant. Provocative. I’m glad you shared it, Rob. I like it.
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Thanks Teagan. I’m sorting through 35 year old draft, many of them placed out of order on purpose, I have no idea why.
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Maybe seeing the past out of order will provide order to the present…
(Where did that come from? I’m too deep for myself this morning. More coffee…) Hugs.
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You’re right. Dissociative alternates are defense mechanisms. The alternate that wrote during the AIDS epidemic mixed the pages to protect me from reading about it. Reading the pages out of order mitigates some of the pain of remembering which does bring order to the present. Of all of my work, the writing I’ve done everything to avoid is the writing about AIDS. You were spot on, Teagan.
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Love this.
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I’m glad to read this Mary. This was first drafted in 1984.
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Well, it still seems fresh and new, not at all dated.
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That’s good news! Thanks, Mary!
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Powerful write. Bravo.
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I’m glad you like it. I had some doubts about it. You just made my day! 🙂
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That happens to me all the time. I stare at the publish button, uncertain whether to hit it.
I am happy you did.
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Thanks. 🙂
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