The Sacred Antinous - Psalms - To Mock the Purists in their Rabidity

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	~Psalms Introduction
PSALMS (Sorted alpha by Title or First Line)
	~A Quiver of the Flesh
	~Always, Where Pleasures Be Gifted or Ta'en
	~Antinous of the Earth
	~As the Lions Do
	~Find a Quiet and Solitary Place
	~For Here am I by Antinous Healed
	~For If By Its Oblivious Violence
	~Guide Him to Stand as a Nude Before You
	~If From Thy Reluctant, Unlucky Mouth
	~If You Would Enter Him, Steal A Moment
	~In Praise of Sculptors Before the Idol
	~In What Light Shall He Be Comprehended?
	~Let Boyish Passion Take Thy Hand and Lead
	~Let Thy Lovemaking Be As Thy Worship
	~Lo, When Grand Release is the Only Aim
	~Now Begins a Bold Interrogation
	~O, What a Torrent of Spectacle We Are
	~On the Beach
	~Onto His Nipple Deliver Your Mouth
	~Such a Flesh
	~Suckle Upon His Neck
	~There is a Certain Way of Touching Flesh
	~This Jaw in My Fingers
	~Through Me
	~To Mock the Purists in their Rabidity
	~To Suffer is to Slip Unnoticed
	~What's Ancient is a Far Future
	~What Ancient Hoards the Earth Holds Buried Still!
	~When He Doth Kneel Before You
	~When His Flesh Wants
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This Psalm is enacted as a live-action presentation by Sir Richard Wadd:

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To Mock the Purists in their Rabidity

He is knowledgeable
For that He knows both power and its flight;
He is knowledgeable
For that He knows His joy and pain be oftimes one;
He is knowledgeable
For that He knows (as like Socrates) that He knows little;
He is knowledgeable
For that He knows what it is to laugh.
And so,
For that He is honest in his inconsistencies,
He is most consistent;
For that He is giving of himself through flesh,
He receives;
For that He is on occasion unclean, and will admit to it,
He is spotless;
For that He is mortal and profane,
He is sacred.

This Psalm is enacted as a live-action presentation by Sir Richard Wadd: