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Spilling 'the Seed'
Spilling 'the Seed'
by Len Bourret (Copyright 2004) An 'Eve Meets Adam, Adam Meets Steve, and Whoever Else' Story. Bible's Book of Genesis started it all...Begating, fucking her, or fucking him. After Herodias danced, John the Baptist lost his head. Beauty had a heart, about the size of fair SweetPea. Beauty, supposedly, was only beautiful on the outward side. She was considered to be quite superficial, but her inherent goodness was greatly underrated. Having the 'hots' for Beauty, the Beast had a heart the size of an infinitely-vast universe, and a hard cock equally as large. He had beauty on the inward side, it was quite genuine, and he was inherently good, as well. The trolll, who was homeless and lived under a bridge, was considered to be ugly. He had a heart the size of SweetPea, a heart filled with compassion and boundless love. He, too, was inherently good.. And, there was the Hunchback, who lived as a prisoner, locked in a high tower. People jeered, and threw stones at him. But, with each stone the people threw at him, his heart grew and grew. All his life, the Hunchback only knew cruelty and punishment, but his heart was filled with love. When Beauty met the Beast, she was filled with horror. She rejected the Beast's love because she saw him as ugly. But, SweetPea and the Beast fell in love. Why? Becaise fair SweetPea saw the Beast as handsome, and the Beast saw SweetPea as fair and very beautiful. Beauty fell in love with the Hunchback, but he initially rejected her, until he realized that she loved his stones. You see, Beauty wanted to meet a man who was wealthy beyond compare. And, the hunchback wanted someone who loved him enough to legally be his wife. All the while, the people did not know that they were throwing rare jewels in the hunchback's face. Beauty realized the value of the priceless stones, and the Hunchback saw the rare jewels as priceless stones of love. And, of giving him a rare opportunity to fuck men 'on the side', while having a 'marriage of convenience'. Reputed to be 'very religious', the Hunchback had many affairs with men, while in the 'missionary position' (on their knees, and trying to find love in all of the 'so-right' places. Beauty, a bi-sexual, had affairs with both women and men 'on the side'. There are several morals to this story: (1) Peas are good for you. Be sure to eat everything on your plate. (2) While beauty has some ugliness, there still may be some inherent good. (3) While ugliness may seem to be so very ugly, such a person may be quite a jewel, a very priceless gem. (4) If you cannot marry for love, marry for money. (5) If you cannot marry for beauty without, by all means marry for beauty within. Although happiness cannot be guaranteed, quite often love begats more love and, just as often, money begats more money. It's all in what you do with what you have and, further, some people are just plain 'screwed up', anyway. No matter how hard you try, some people are 'nearly impossible' to figure out. ...And, they lived 'very happily, ever after' (you know, damn well, that most readers insist on a 'happy ending). The End
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