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June 25, 2007
:) :) double duh
August 9, 2007
This second publication by J. Essbaum is more sensual, a bit less religious. Though the flesh and the spirit are never quite separated.
This collection of erotic sonnets are untitled, leaving you with the sensation that they are less collection and more all one longer work from beginning to end.
Tho I say erotic, I don't want to turn off the semi-prude. This is not a work of unsavory terms, off putting language. You will not find throbbing members and heaving bossoms. This is no romantic adventure. No, it is an honest representation of relationships between men and women. Her language is both creative and appropriate. You will never look at your body, or your lover's, quite the same.
This collection of erotic sonnets are untitled, leaving you with the sensation that they are less collection and more all one longer work from beginning to end.
Tho I say erotic, I don't want to turn off the semi-prude. This is not a work of unsavory terms, off putting language. You will not find throbbing members and heaving bossoms. This is no romantic adventure. No, it is an honest representation of relationships between men and women. Her language is both creative and appropriate. You will never look at your body, or your lover's, quite the same.
September 16, 2007
I don't usually get into kinky poetry, but this book's sorta cool in its own funky way.
August 1, 2023
Well, it's the only time I've bothered to read more than about two poems from a single author. That's got to say something, I suppose!
Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews