now of his canine- and
aviannutritive
multihellenicide
please, goddess, sing.
after two decades of
polytaraxia
finally came home to his
wife and his boy.
I'm enjoying working with this form, but I find that (despite my Texas education) I'm having a hard time being funny and obscene. So I ask myself: is this a gender thing? Is there something inherently masculine about the traditional obscene double dactyl?
is it because of its
phallocentricity--
most of hers seem to be
lacking their sting?
(insert emoticon here)
Diane Arnson Svarlien
dsvarli0@gtc.georgetown.ky.us
Georgetown College