MEDICINE teaching.

a story from Songs of a Father. 

Mena is a strong Latina with strong sense of self. Of the questions to answer one to point towards is answered in an estimation of value. "What is the value of esteem without self-analysis?"

Mena's eyes belie the myth a man whore wants to believe that justifies his acts. Her eyes have horror, and hardness. Are men's actions under the spell of lust forgiven, or forgotten as his euphoria subsides? If so, does the whore place the john's essence in bile, or cleanse it in prayer?  If a john were the whore would he be a better man after each encounter? Would his feelings matter, or change the environment in his, and in the woman's worlds? Mena eloped with the myths sustaining a life of flesh. Many women do that to survive. What do they do to live?

Men who want one time with any 'easy woman' are men who want someone for nothing to care about casting her aside as a conquest as their lust subsides. When those men have daughters will their daughters remember this about their fathers, or sensing it conform to their father's ideology in their lives? Men in the shadows love an exotic woman as much as a forthright man loves the exoticism of his dream of a wife to care for, and love in the matching way of a special man for the woman of his dreams.

Good men can't promise to give what they have taken, or take what is not given to them. Women believe what they know. In strong ways they say: "Our punany is our own to share the way sacred things distinguish the worlds around us we cannot see, but know are there." But, pimps in their game have a jackeduped mentality, shall we say: credo. "We don't believe that shit!". . .


- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories [December 10, 2018]

Lady Sonia.

Lady Sonia stands for what she wants to give to a man, or take by various depraved means! Pussy is a storm in the wrong body, a revival in others. Men determine outcome by lust, or care, appreciation and reciprocation. Circles are the Teacher. ~ Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories [12/9/18]

Lady Sonia isn't modest. She is suggestive.

"Mirrors capture what we miss. Daily we act, and daily need to settle into who we are in front of a mirror to chase the illusions away. If the truth is too hard we can always look away..." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories