Beltane: Ray     
   *BELTANE: RAY* 

                              *By GILDA LILY* 
  
                              (c) April 10, 1998 
  
                              Woodsmoke burns, 
                              As do I. 
                              My loins are 
                              Wild 
                              With desire. 
  
                              And there he stands, 
                              A dream come true, 
                              Tongue running over 
                              Rosy lips. 
  
                              Ahh. 

                              The chanters flail 
                              Their arms and voices 
                              As they praise 
                              The Sacred Mother. 

                              Our bodies join 
                              In wondrous joy 
                              As limbs entwine 
                              And he is mine. 
  
                              I fill his flesh 
                              With sacred passion 
                              And burn deep 
                              Within his heat, 
                              The Great Rite 
                              Of passion born. 

                              Pinch his nipples 
                              And cup his cock, 
                              Kiss his shoulder 
                              And plunge in deeper... 

                              Ahh, Benny, 
                              Let the Moon 
                              Shine down 
                              As the Goddess 
                              Beams 
                              Upon our love 

                              And the chants spiral 
                              High, high, 
                              Up to 
                              The sky. 
  
  
  
  

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