Immortal Orgasm: Birth of all Philosophies !

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the virtue of contemplation
cannot measure the disinterested truth
for slavery of mind
is the inferiority of the created self  

this metaphysics, this theory of knowledge 
is the bitter combination of
numbers and shapes
squares and cubes
of dual and non dual lovers

this tale of shapeshifter lovers, 
obstruct chemical expansion 
heating up with puzzling breasts
and leading to the philosophical buttuocks  

for the faint moment, 'lovers'-
feel the transmigration of soul
offshoot of outer world 
euphoria of inner world 

her 'natural flowers'
brings forth the peculiar intellectual threads 
a turbid medium of drinking from the vine 
the divine source of creation 
which, for some might be a sin, 
for some might be an art

the spectator within is just an illusion, 
dancing between the cross-border 
of religion and reason, bringing forth: 
'the sphere of thoughts' 
'the thunderous emotions' 

her ecstatic revelation 
creating divine possibilities, 
highs of all highs,
lows of all lows 
to her thighs and to her lips 
fundamentals of the universal physics 
the cosmic regeneration

his body to her body
is the brilliance of geometry  
the lovers alchemy 
the magnificent sounds of eros
where, lovers play the key notes 
with cuddles and kisses,
the grander spectator evolves 
axioms and intimate blending 
the immortal orgasm 
the birth of all philosophies !!



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