Quotes from Henry M. Christman

Then, as on the night before, we lay down together and I proved how great our friendship had become.

Of a slim-waisted deer-swift boy... My tongue remembers and is young.

Seeing that a simple pressure of the hand Can make the symbol of my senses stand, What if I saw your body, where unite The lure of water and the gold of light.

As the boy looked at it, my thing moved and he whispered It is splendid! Do let me try its love-making ... And I was too polite to disobey.