Collection of poetry about love and lust by contemporary Australian and New Zealand poets. Themes explored include age, religion, profanity, one-night stands, commercial sex, and lesbian lovers. Illustrated throughout.
" The novel will have you swiftly flipping pages to keep up with the ongoing conflicts between the redheaded anti-heroine's heart, mind and libido as she searches for the one man who can bring them all together.
Gives synopses of novels, plays, epics, essays, philosophical works, and poetry, along with principle characters and date of first publication or presentation.
A new translation of the French answer to The Canterbury Tales contains 69 bawdy, humorous and satirical poems written between the 12th and 14th centuries featuring lascivious priests, lustful wives and cuckolded husbands. 20,000 first ...
Thesaurus of Book Digests 1950–1980 . New York : Crown , 1981 . Includes : “ The City and the Pillar ” ( 87 ) ; “ Kalki ” ( 240–41 ) ; “ Matters of Fact and Fiction " [ sic ] ( 291 ) ; “ Messiah ” ( 298 ) ; “ Myra Breckenridge ” ( sic ) ...
... in the classical tradition of bacchanalia, his carnival is still that of the people—hedonistic, irreverent, and bawdy—and still that of Toulouse. ... More than a scribbler of verses, he was an orator, actor, and cherished bonvivant.
Poetry that uses satire, invective, and burlesque to criticize social, political, and cultural life has been a vital part of Persian literature for centuries.
Kiss My Asterisk shows grammar as it’s never been seen before: uncomplicated, laugh-out-loud funny, and, dare we say, a little risqué.
Originally published in 1961 by the founder of Rodale Inc., The Synonym Finder continues to be a practical reference tool for every home and office.
Nevertheless , his irreverent sense of humor was irrepressible . In his haiku , he almost takes a perverse delight in the creation of off - color images : While urinating I felt slightly self - conscious Before the spring moon .
The expression restare col culo per terra, which means to lose everything and be left with nothing, comes from medieval ... La Parolaccia in 1951 because of its reputation as a place to hear stornelli shoccasi-popular bawdy verses.