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BLM Owes Me Nothing!

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(R.I.P Vanessa Guillen) 1. I think that when you organize a social justice event; participate in a rally or a cause it’s because something about that issue moved you very deeply. You were drawn in even though the energy doesn’t completely mirror your experiences. It’s is still magical, transformative and impacting to fight for your beliefs and your values, to see so many people fight against injustices fills me with hope for humanity. I feel human again, am reminded that I am part of the human race. I’m embarrassed to say it, but I feel heroic, the way they always stand on the side of what’s right. 2. I never approach a social justice cause conditionally, do you? Is your political support conditional? Do you go..? Have you gone to a BLM rally and told yourself “alright I’m here, but these bitches better show up when my community puts on a rally!” Do you sign a petition advocating for LBGT rights and think “ok, but when my ass is getting discriminated against, y’all p

Geography Lesson

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“What! You don’t know where the Sierra Madre is?” she asked “Geography has never been my best subject.” I said She took my hand and led me into her room, “Ven, yo te enseño.” I though we were going to look at a globe or maybe an encyclopedia, but instead she took off her clothes.   She grabbed my hands and traced her body with them.   She stopped on her breast and said,             “Here, mira these are Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl.” My hands worked their way all over her terrain.   I put my hands around her waist and slid them slowly down her butt.   “Ese es el Cerro de la Silla,” she smiled as I pinched her nalgas.   Her curves were reminiscent of Guanajuato’s winding alleyways.   Her dark hair shimmered like the sands at Barra de Navidad.   We moved on to her bed and exchanged long kisses.             “Y aqui,” she said spreading her legs for me, “are the most breathtaking cascadas you’ve ever seen.” She placed my fingers on her wet chocha and said i

Chiquitita

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Que quieres que te diga, Chiquita? Te meto un dedo y te doy con mi lengĂĽita. Ay que sabrosita estas! Dame mas de tu jugo dame mas! Mira como te escurre tu lechita, entre tus labios menores y mayores bien rojos   y esponjaditos te los rosa la gota de tu leche resbalosa en rumbo a tu   ano mojando tus nalguitas hasta estallar. Que quieres Chiquitita? Dime que quieres. Dime que me quieres Chiquita. Dime que mas quieres estoy para complacer coger, y coger hasta coser nuestras pieles una contra la otra con nuestra calentura se derriten dedos, nudillos, palma de mi mano, muñeca. Que mona eres, mi muñeca dime que quieres estar con migo que yo soy tu tesoro que vez mi corazĂłn de oro que canta, canto por ti en voz alta. Voz suelta como un arcoĂ­ris doblándose por las nubes saludando a los cielos perfecto como el sol en la amanecer…nuevo dĂ­a tengo. Es lo mejor que tengo contigo cada nuevo dĂ­a que m

Los Novios

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Married 05.25.2019 Ours is a good love a classic love settled, secure, durable like big brown sexy pillars of the gay community. Pillars that many wish they could twirl around- like some carefree stripper we   know you want this! We are a lusty kind of love. Loving ourselves is loving our community archiving its beauty in the poetry we speak and in the portraits we create. Line by line recording the shades and shadows in the lives of our brown gente magagandang tao. Because loving our community is loving ourselves. Our love is promising like the trunks that are your arms malakas promising comfort, security and love when they wrap around me. Our love is endless, like the many barriers, the challenges big and small that have threatened the world we ’ ve   built together...and we look back shine our big, bright beautiful smiles at all that we ’ ve overcome and feel comforted in knowing that our love is bui