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Like Coleridge I'm trying to remember where this phrase came from...a dream?...from a book?...on this board? To wit...
Almost everything in nature is either concave or convex, apply Freud at will if you must appease your wanton lust.
(uh I might have embellished it a bit)
Kubla Kahn- a 54 line poem of sexual allusions to certain aspects of the female anatomy ? Come on, Coleridge was good, but not that good.
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