Two Spirits – A Poem
Feb 9th, 2024 by Aleya

Here is a poem by Carl Scott Harker. I read this poem elsewhere and was given permission to print it here. I think it relates well with the subject matter of this blog and I hope you will find it interesting.

      Two Spirits by Carl Scott Harker


      Here is a Two-Spirit Native American-Crossdressing Woman from the Early 1900’s
      A copy of this image can be purchased here: Two-Spirit Native American Vintage Nude Woman Crossdressing 8.5×11″ Photo Print

      I know a
      Man with breasts
      A woman with a penis
      She fucks and he nurses.
      _____________________________
      I know a woman
      Who sleeps
      With men
      And women
      And finds love with both.
      _____________________________
      I know men who
      Now wear a woman’s body
      And women who wear men’s
      And they fight at
      The front lines of our wars.
      _____________________________
      My family has bred
      Men who lay with men
      Women who lay with women
      And we feast together
      On holidays
      And share the family ties
      Of love and fun.
      _____________________________
      I know the soft, bright art
      Of the girl-man
      And the quiet competence
      Of the male-woman.
      _____________________________
      Oh, my, 2-spirit friends
      And families
      And strangers from afar,
      I feel the two spirits within me
      And they dance
      And dance
      A billion different steps.

      — ©2019 Carl Scott Harker



I hope you enjoyed this poem as much as I did. I always recommend reading a poem, twice, at least. Please feel free to critique the poem, itself, as the poet appreciates feedback. And, of course, comments on the overall subject matter are welcome, too.

Aleya



Books by Carl Scott Harker

Available on Amazon

Available on Amazon

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I Love Breasts, A Poem
Jul 23rd, 2022 by Aleya

Here is another personal poem by a friend, I think the readers of this site will appreciate – especially the ending!

    I Love Breasts

    If you can’t say something nice
    About a woman’s breasts,
    You need to learn more words!

    I love breasts
    Of all sizes and shapes and variations
    I remember the first pair of breasts
    I was intimate with
    They were soft and firm
    White with thick brown nipples
    Surrounded by large circles of the areolas,
    She was my first serious girlfriend
    And I was so lucky to touch,
    Kiss and suck on her breasts
    They were 34 C’s according to her bra –
    A short hair grew near the nipple
    On her right breast,
    And I always meant to tell her
    How much I loved it
    Though I think it was more
    Of an embarrassment to her,
    But all the petting we did
    Did not lead to a lasting relationship
    Which might have allowed me
    To broach the subject…

    I won’t try to catalog
    All the breasts I have known up close
    Or all the cleavage and side boobs,
    Bouncing breasts,
    Erect nipples pushing out cloth
    And small and large bosoms,
    I have admired

    I think my dream job
    Would have been the making of a travelogue –
    “Breasts around the World,”
    But I was beaten by a German-Bohemian duo
    Of photographers in the early 1900’s
    Who traveled North Africa,
    Lehnert & Landrock were their names
    And they set out to make postcards more popular
    With various portrayals of nude women
    Living in the various tribes and native groups
    Of that time

    And these men were followed by other photographers
    Capturing the beauty of naked women
    Now called vintage nudes
    Bellocq photographed prostitutes in New Orleans
    While later Alfred Cheney Johnston had a career of
    Revealing on film the au naturel talents
    Of Ziegfeld Follies female stars and dancers
    Including some celebrities you might know
    Like Claudette Colbert, Dorothy Flood and Clara Bow

    Perhaps, I should take a moment,
    To declare I am enchanted by the entire form
    And all the parts of a female
    Beauty is beauty
    And this poem is not about objectifying women,
    It is but an expression of my sexual reproductive
    Sexual excitement system –
    My hormonal cells
    Tended to latch onto breasts first,
    As my sexual awareness blossomed,
    And I have yet to lose my fascination for them

    Perhaps this is just a natural formation from
    My first experiences in puberty,

    When kissing and holding hands
    Could lead to the touching of a girlfriend’s breasts,
    But going further lead
    To the dire danger of pregnancy

    Or, perhaps, the psychiatrists among you
    Will find this incident informative:

    One day coming home from school
    And walking into the living room
    I found my mother breastfeeding
    My baby brother, 13-years my younger,
    And Mom asked me a question
    That I was completely unprepared for,
    “Would I like to taste her breast milk?”

    I was about to answer affirmatively
    When I noticed my sister watching
    From where she stood
    On the stairs above me
    And a sheath of humiliating shyness
    Overwhelmed me and I said, “No.”
    And stumbled off to my room.

    I don’t know why Mom asked,
    The subject never rose
    Perhaps, she just wanted to have
    A mother – son basic bonding
    One more time,
    But my opportunity
    To be again her baby
    For just a little while
    This time with a conscious mind
    Was forever lost

    Still, for whatever reason in my psyche,
    I love breasts
    And you might ask,
    “If I love breasts so much,
    “Why don’t I grow a pair?”

    Living in a world
    With so many gender striations,
    I just might do that!

                      ©2021 Carl Scott Harker




Some Breast Talk Poem
Jan 24th, 2020 by Aleya

    Here is a poem that I think that any man who has grown breasts will relate to.

      Some Breast Talk

      by Carl Scott Harker

      My left breast has recently
      Chosen to move and sway
      In unexpected ways,
      While my right breast stays
      Less moving.

      It has been 16 years
      Come and gone,
      Since the decision
      To grow my breasts.

      They jutted forth as small mounds
      That jiggled and changed and grew
      Until reaching their current size
      To firmly hold in place.

      The left is slightly more than C
      The right is slightly less.
      Is that the difference between
      Their movements now?

      My lover is a generous one
      Who touches, suckles, massages, rubs
      Pinches and licks and all the myriad things
      That make my stoic, silent self moan
      Beyond control,
      But these orgasmic strokes are shared
      Equally between the pair.

      For the first ten years
      I wore a bra,
      When not in bed and sleeping,
      But when I began
      To work at home
      I tossed my bras
      Into the bottom drawer
      And have lived 6 years unencumbered.

      But if this change is gravity’s effect,
      It pulls them both
      Towards the ground
      At the same acceleration.

      By the way, have you named your breasts?
      Besides left and right,
      I think of them as my
      Secret treasures!
      But no proper names have I assigned.

      I bring up this talk
      About my breasts
      Because I often wonder,
      If natural born women
      Gather and discuss
      Their breasts as often as I
      Think about mine.

      A sudden insight comes to me
      Is it the way I sleep
      More often on my left side than right
      That has caused this change?

      No matter why, I say,
      “Bounce left breast bounce
      And right breast keep your firm cool,
      “I love you both!”



        I hope you enjoyed this poem as much as I did. Please feel free to critique the poem, itself, as the poet appreciates feedback. And, of course, comments on the overall subject matter are welcome, too.

        Aleya



        Books by Carl Scott Harker

        Available on Amazon

        Available on Amazon

        Available on Amazon

        Available on Amazon





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