
Written by Leon. Leon is an experienced Jewrotica writer who has published several poems on Jewrotica. Experience Leon’s poetry here, and his book of poetry Beyond Time and Space.

After, everyone asks:
So how was it?
Did you enjoy it?
How long did you go for?
How many were you?
Did you bend over?
or just lean?
Did you do it on the floor?
Or on the table?
Was it sweet?
Did it move you, free you?
Or just the same as last time?
Did you finish on time? Together?
Did you fall asleep in the middle?
At the climax, did you sing?
Move?
Dance?
Did you know one?
or two?
or maybe even thirteen?
Did you dip and taste the saltiness?
once or even twice?
And does a slap, a slight blow turn you on?
And that sense of a ‘little death’?
Did you experience the going down?
The coming out?
And the waters cleaving?
And the pores opening?
And the waters closing?
And that sense of drowning?
Of liberation?
Of Love?

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While many people fear the “sex talk,” Jewrotica offers an opportunity for writers and audiences to speak about sexuality in a open and safe space. When I attended a Jewrotica reading, I heard stories that reminded me that love takes many forms, and that expressing it is a vital part of who we are as a people.
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You may not tell your mom that you’re going to a live Jewrotica reading (or whatever clever name you will dub these events) but you will tell your friends. However, both would be jealous if they find out that they missed it. I think it will only be a matter of time before Jewrotica helps us reclaim the term “Dirty Jew” the way rap music has done for “The ‘N’ Word.” I know I am now proud to be a Dirty Jew!
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