"I don't seduce, I surrender."
A. Camus; nb7-1951-1954

frankly speaking,
a lovely encounter is never just two, by default.
perhaps, at some points it'll be You, Me, my bed, and Paul Valery(complete works) - to say the least.

This is the best version ever, traditionalist academics can choke on their purism

have you ever meet nick lain

close-up kiss, 1988

schrogs have arrived

Any important literary work is like the Trojan Horse at the time it is produced. Any work with a new form operates as a war machine, because its design and its goal is to pulverize the old forms and formal conventions. It is always produced in hostile territory. And the stranger it appears, nonconforming, unassimilable, the longer it will take for the Trojan Horse to be accepted. Eventually it is adopted, and, even if slowly, it will eventually work like a mine. It will sap and blast out the ground where it was planted. The old literary forms, which everybody was used to, will eventually appear to be outdated, inefficient, incapable of transformation.

~ Monique Wittig, "The Trojan Horse"