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@ 27.055 MHz: Ad Astra; On Campus, September's Sultry Days, A Poem On International Relations And Intimacies
He descended from several Mediterranean peoples:
his silken hair cascaded well below his shoulders
(bare now that he has removed, and tossed his mesh tee);
beneath his supple jeans, his lithe legs are profoundly hairy;
sheathed in semi-sheer socks, his feet are playfully agile.
No shoes, any style, intrude upon or interfere with the
effects of his considerable beauty, an expression of
his soul's inherent and homogenerous nature. He met my
ardent gaze (and the aroused attraction it implied) with the
most welcoming and inviting of smiles. And I did not
think of Plato's description of Charmides, or of
Socrates' desire for him, as Plato tells it; but of
David, the young shepherd who loved and was loved by
Prince Jonathan, son of King Saul, as Holy Scripture declares.
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