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XMAS COCK

Other holidays I’ve spent
On pillowy sand beaches
Oceans crooned as I ate
Sweet, meaty coconuts

Xmas three faced Murga
Sent from sultry Madras
My brown, velvet present
Unwrapped, he emanates
sandalwood and musk

Flesh to my flesh
Slim hands touch me
Like magic wands
A temple priest lights candles
To desire old as sperm

Morning his cock rises
Like a yeasty cake
My oven yet warm
Receives his rosewater
libation.

 

(copyright Brabara Foster to read her bio scroll down)

visions of Ophelia - beautifully erotic, sensually stimualting nudes

 

 

Bio:

Barbara Foster is an Associate Professor and research librarian at CUNY. She is co-author of three highly acclaimed books, including the biographies Forbidden Journey (Harper/Collins) and The Secret Lives of Alexandra David-Neel (Overlook, 2007). The New York Times reviewed her biography of David-Neel favorably on three occasions: the “Bear in Mind” column called it “a wonderful biography,” and “New and Noteworthy” stated: “Hers was a great human life very well written up.” The New York Review of Books rated the biography "one of the best books of all-time."

Barbara is a world traveler in the tradition of the heroic women she writes about. She has acted as a referee for Britain's Royal Geographical Society. Barbara has lectured on David-Neel (the French explorer of Tibet) at universities, conferences, museums, and libraries worldwide--including Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Cal Tech in the U.S., and Sidney, Buenos Aires, Prague, Mexico City, and Calgary among international venues. Recently she spoke before an unprecedented joint meeting of the Harvard-MIT Club. Barbara has written numerous articles, for print and the Net, both scholarly and popular. These pieces have appeared in Travel and Leisure, the Richmond Review(London),,Drexel Onlline Journal , the North Dakota Quarterly, Journal of the West, Culturefront (Summer 2000), Nineteenth Century (cover story--Spring 2002), Jewish Currents (2006), as well as on the Net in popular sites dealing with sexuality, such as Nerve, Clean Sheets, Diverse Publications(UK)and Ruthie's Club. Barbara has also published dozens of poems in journals in every English speaking country.

Barbara is joint author of Three in Love: Menages a Trois from Ancient to Modern Times (HarperSF, 1997), which is presently an Authors Guild Selection available on iUniverse and amazon. The subject of favorable feature stories in the Philadelphia Inquirer and NY's Daily News. Entertainment Weekly praised Three, calling it “racy and engaging”; the Washington Post said: “the first serious study of collective intimacy”; The New Yorker called it “a people’s almanac of love triangle lore.” Recently, Barbara has been interviewed by the BBC (Channel Four), CBC, ARTE (EU TV), S. Korea's SBS-TV, and CBS' 20/20 for TV documentaries on Polyamory, Eve Ensler’s latest documentary on love as well as for articles in the New York Post and the Times Literary Supplement. She is at work on a sequel to Three, which will be the definitive study of the history and psychology of plural love. In addition Barbara has completed her intimate memoir of her experiences in New York and other exotic locales. Culturefront (Summer 2000), Nineteenth Century (cover story--Spring 2002), Jewish Currents (2006), as well as on the Net in popular sites dealing with sexuality, such as Nerve, Clean Sheets, Diverse Publications(UK)and Ruthie's Club. Barbara has also published dozens of poems in journals in every English speaking country.

Barbara is joint author of Three in Love: Menages a Trois from Ancient to Modern Times (HarperSF, 1997), which is presently an Authors Guild Selection available on iUniverse and amazon. The subject of favorable feature stories in the Philadelphia Inquirer and NY's Daily News. Entertainment Weekly praised Three, calling it “racy and engaging”; the Washington Post said: “the first serious study of collective intimacy”; The New Yorker called it “a people’s almanac of love triangle lore.” Recently, Barbara has been interviewed by the BBC (Channel Four), CBC, ARTE (EU TV), S. Korea's SBS-TV, and CBS' 20/20 for TV documentaries on Polyamory, Eve Ensler’s latest documentary on love as well as for articles in the New York Post and the Times Literary Supplement. She is at work on a sequel to Three, which will be the definitive study of the history and psychology of plural love. In addition Barbara has completed her intimate memoir of her experiences in New York and other exotic locales.

Check out her site : http://www.threeinlove.com