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Kris Laurentz Fantasy, Ecstasy, Reality

Fiction
English
1723 Words
No Age Recommendation
1003
5

How fantasy and true ecstasy are far from one woman's reality

Keywords: fantasy, sexuality, reality, dreams, desire, relationships

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ladydelight L.D.Manning Punish Me With Ecstasy

Part 1: Judgment

Erotic
English
1830 Words
Ages 18 and up
3303
241

Pay back has never been a greater ecstasy. Angara has been kidnapped by a demon. and he will not [more]

Keywords: sex, slave, demon, witch, chained, payment., BDSM

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ladydelight L.D.Manning Punish Me With Ecstasy 2

Part 2: The Sentence

Erotic
English
1264 Words
Ages 18 and up
2785
189

Pay back has never been a greater ecstasy. Angara has been kidnapped by a demon. and he will not [more]

Keywords: sex slave, demon, witch, payment., BDSM, Sex, Dark

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Albert Mordell The Literature Of Ecstasy

Literary Collections
English
78942 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

From time immemorial it has been assumed that poetry is something which is caviare to the general public. A "poem" even to-day is supposed to be a literary composition that is in artificial language arranged in a metrical pattern, often conveying a trite idea or enshrining an ineffective image. Thousands of volumes and essays have been written on poetry, and instead of fathoming a true conception of its nature, they have dealt with the trappings and garments which clothe it; these indeed have often been confused with poetry itself. [more]

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ALBERT MORDELL THE LITERATURE OF ECSTASY

Language & Literature
English
78828 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

From time immemorial it has been assumed that poetry is something which is caviare to the general public. A "poem" even to-day is supposed to be a literary composition that is in artificial language arranged in a metrical pattern, often conveying a trite idea or enshrining an ineffective image. Thousands of volumes and essays have been written on poetry, and instead of fathoming a true conception of its nature, they have dealt with the trappings and garments which clothe it; these indeed have often been confused with poetry itself. As a result, there has grown around the pathway leading to poetry an endless maze of shrubbery. [more]

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