Saturday, June 5, 2010

Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt.

They committed whoredoms in Egypt.
They committed whoredoms in their youth,
There were their breasts pressed and,
There they bruised the tests of their virginity.

To the Arab, joy lay in tree things:
Eating meat, ridding meat and meat into meat.

Cleopatra, whose favourite offerings were coffee, a silver hookah and wine
was known for her hospitality. When Antony came to her barge, she had the
Barge sails and the hangings soaked in perfumes.

“Glory be to Him who created them and fashioned them out of vile water.”

In describing the evening, Antony reports:

“The lady was crowned with a diadem of pearls and jewels, her face dotted
with moles, her eyebrows penciled with kohl, and her hands and feet reddened with henna. When I looked on her, I well-nigh bepissed my bag trousers for the excess of her beauty and loveliness.”

“When she saw me, she took me into her embrace and clasped me to her breast.
Then she put her mouth to mine and sucked my tongue and I did likewise.
Then we fell to toying and groping and dallying.”

“Straining me to her bosom, she threw me to the carpeted floor, and then she sat astraddle upon me and kneaded my belly with her fingers till I well-nigh lost my senses.”

Whereupon she said:

“My life on thee, harkens to me, look upon the tender down thereon, and enjoy the
sight of naked waist and navel and tousle and tumble me from this moment till the day.”

“She opened the bosom of my shirt and bent over me and kissed me and put forth her
hand to me which slipped down to my waistband thence to my navel, thence to my yard,
whereupon her heart ached and her vitals quivered and lust was sore upon her.
And mad for me stripped my body and left none of me unkissed and unfondled.”


Whereupon she murmured:

“By God, no male hast ever filled mine eyes but thyself.” She whispered and she gripped me with supple limbs as a python must seize and clasp its victim. And taking in hand my prickle, firm to the utmost of its height, she nailed it into her coynte.”

“Clasping her to my bosom, I sucked her upper lip, and then bite her under lip, and slid my tongue between the twain into her mouth. Then I pushed myself within her at the thrust of which she gave a sigh, and then I rose to my height of passion and pushed and pushed and pushed myself in the valley of unthought-of depth and magnitude.”

“Strokes after strokes struck upon stroke after stroke with gentle stroke and hard stroke,
like the thrusting of spears in battle brunt, for that she still yearned after clipping of necks and sucking of lips gripping of bouncing breast and pressing of the waist and biting of the cheeks, and cavalcading on breasts with bucking and wriggling and lasciviousness and leg-lifting and moaning and hotness, languishment.”

“The promise of the night is spread with butter that melteth upon day-break.”

“Perfumes for men should have scent and not colour,
For women, they should have colour and not scent.”

“Silk was invented for them to walk them naked in clothes.”

Following coition “ghusl” (total wash) was in order.
For this purpose, the barge was equipped with a bath-place.

As the saying goes:

“The ghusl-ablution or one’s feet meaning
“Wash thoroughly after lying with a woman, or no horse worth its salt will permit to mount it.”

“Have no connection with the woman in the bath, for its consequence is palsy;
Nor do thou lie with her when thou art full, or when thou art empty, nor when thou art drunken with wine nor when thou art in wrath, nor when thou art lying on thy side,
nor when thou art under fruit bearing tree, for that it occasioneth the swelling of the testicles, for she taketh from thee and giveth not to thee.”

El-mendeel (handkerchief) was carried by the female who used to wipe away the ooze of copulation.

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