jwaneeta

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Picked a fight at a spoilerlist. All pugnacious. But that's wrong of me, isn't it?

Over the ramparts fanned
While the fresh wind was
fluttering His tresses
With His serenest hand
My neck he wounded and
suspended every sense with
His caresses

Lost to myself I stayed
My face upon my lover having laid
From all endeavor ceasing:
And all my cares releasing
Threw them among the lillies there to fade.

St John of the Cross
Roy Campbell
Cyn021304

*thinks* I'm not sure why prostitution is a crime. I'm sure someone can explain it to me, but paying for sex seems, in a lot of situations, like a very straightforward and civilized kind of deal. If prostitution were considered criminal because it degraded and exploited the weakest members of society that would be something, but that doesn't seem to be the point. Prostitutes are considered malefactors. Why? They are selling the only thing they have left to sell. Selling, not stealing. Don't get it.

Adieu, adieu, Buffy-Angelverse. I have loved thee well.

Chapter one:

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