

Sex, Art, Bizarre, Kinky Toys,
The Love Poems of Marichiko were originally published as if they had been written by a young Japanese woman and Rexroth had merely translated them. In reality there was no such person as Marichiko — the poems were all written by Rexroth himself, projecting himself into a feminine persona, during the same period that he was translating several volumes of Chinese and Japanese women poets. more.
You wake me,
Part my thighs, and kiss me.
I give you the dew
Of the first morning of the world.
"Sexual variety is a natural necessity for every human. Yet the public promotion of real sex is hindered by some idiotic laws or commandments imposed upon the people everywhere. As a sex revolutionary, I wish to increase everyone's desire for a variety of sexual events by de-programming the mind from all kinds of sexophobic ideologies."
Lasse Braun,