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For, were one to allow his lips to remain centered, there would be wide \
expanses of lips,
untouched and, therefore, wasted. In such cases,. instead of remaining a\
dhered to the
center of the lips, the young man should lift up his lips a trifle and begin to\
travel around
the girl's lips, stopping a number of times to drop a firm kiss in passi\
ng. When you have
made a complete round of the lips, return immediately to the center bud \
and fea st there.
Feast there as did that lover of Fatimas, in Tennysen's poem, in which i\
t was written that:
"Once he drew, with one long kiss, my whole soul through my lips -as sunlight drinketh
dew."
Then, sip of the honey.
Like the bee that settles on the fragr ant pistils of a flower, and sips in the nectar for
honey, so should you sip in the nectar from between the lips of your lov\
e. And it is
nectar. For there is in this mingling a symbol of the holy communion o f\
the spirits of two
soul -mates, joined together in the bonds of an indissoluble love. It was a kiss such as this
which caused the writer of an old German novel to write:
"Sophia returned my kiss and the earth went from under my feet; my soul \
was no longer in my body; I touched the stars; I knew the ha ppiness of
angels!"
ENJOY THE THRILLS OF KISSING
But don't be in a hurry I As in all matters pertaining to love, don't hu\
rry the process of
kissing. A kiss is too rapturous a thing to be enjoyed for the moment an\
d the moment
only. Linger longer on her lip s than you have ever lingered before. Forget time. Forget
everything but the kiss in which you are in the midst of. Don't be like \
that bashful young
lover who, after a sweet, long kiss, drew his lips away from the lips of\
his charmer.
Immediately, She burs t out into tears.
"What's the matter?" he asked solicitously.
"You don't love me I" she said between sobs.
"But I do!"
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"Then why did you draw your lips away?"

"I couldn't breathe," he said naively.
Breathe? Who wants to breathe, who even wants to think of breathing in the middle of an
impassioned kiss? Breathe through your nose if you have to breathe. But \
kiss, keep on
kissing, as long as there! Is one minim of breath in you. Kiss, as Byron\
said we should
kiss, with the "long, long kiss of youth and love."
Recently, in Chicago, there was held a marathon kissing contest to deter\
mine Which
couple could hold their kiss the longest without being forced to separat\
e. One pair was
able to hold their kiss for fifteen hours. Think of that! Fifteen hours.\
And yet the naive
lad stopped kissing because be couldn't breathe.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning must have spent many an ecstatic night of kis\
sing with the
poet, Robert Browning, if we are to judge from an excerpt from her "Auro\
ra Leigh," in
which she described a kiss as being "As long and silent as the ecstatic night."
Another poet, unknown, but certainly one who knew whereof he speaks, wro\
te the
following poem which deserves to be quoted in its entirety.
Oh, that a joy so soon should waste,
Or so sweet a bliss as a kis s
Might not forever last!
So sugared, so melting, -so delicious.
The dew that lies on roses,
When the morn herself discloses,
Is not so precious.
Oh, rather than I would it smother
Were I to taste such another.
It. should be my wishing
That I might die kis sing.
At this point, it should be explained that the lips are not the only par\
t of the mouth which
should be joined in kissing. Every lover is a glutton. He wants everythi\
ng that is part of
his sweetheart, everything. He doesn't want to miss a single iota of her "million-pleasured
joys" as Keats once wrote of them. That is why, when kissing, there shou\
ld be as many
contacts, bodily contacts, as is possible.
Snuggle up closely together. Feel the warm touch of each other's bodies.\
Be so close that
the rise an d fall of each other's bosoms is felt by one another.
Get next to each other.
"Snuggle Up Closely Together"
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