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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Villanelle: Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel Which mortal mammal’s primal address the rapists desecrate Be not taken aback the yoni passage leads astray linga infidel Seeds of life ever come tumbling from out the sacred temple There to greet in meiosis and in secret reverence gestate Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel Do heathen women toiling in the dark draw the blinds on hell And Gorgon heads of demons deep in them shudder vibrate Be not taken aback the yoni passage leads astray linga infidel Yet deafening tunnel shrieks of the human species’ s carousel Re-winds obsessive tinnitus ear-pounding thuds to celebrate Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel Who keeps the sanctum sanctorum well-cleansed spiritual But the defiant procreator linga tireless distending inebriate Be not taken aback the yoni passage leads astray linga infidel He who bestial disembowels the temple in a frenzied spell His own mother disowns and hysteric squats on life’s dictates Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel Be not taken aback the yoni passage leads astray linga infidel © T. Wignesan – Pars, 2014
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