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Pastimes : May Day, also known as Beltane -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: The Philosopher who wrote (867)	4/30/1999 11:58:00 PM
From: E	Respond to of 2063

Ah, Sir, how we shall miss you! I weep for your absence, and shall sit quietly with my crewel work over here in the shade of this acacia by the fountain, sadly awaiting your return. My eyes shall not be lifted from the hoop of this embroidery, my fingers shall caress only these strands of yarn, my lips shall wet only the tip of each raveled thread, my tongue shall wet only my lips, my lap shall cradle only this workbasket, my skirt be lifted only to shake the lint from its folds, my blouse loosened, and opened at the bodice, only to cool me from the heat generated by the frenzy of my craftsmanship! Goodbye, goodbye, my only love, my heart is yours, take it with thee on thy journey, and hold it gently in your sinewy male hands! Goodbye, goodbye,my darling! [sotto voce: Now whereabouts are those lusty lads and lecherous louts? I must make my charms known to them quickly, before they have been snatched away by the other Ladies of the Festival, those shameless slatterns, those vixen, those plume-plucked scuts! Oh, lads! Lads and Dudes! I await thy loving ministrations!]