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An offering of sacred smut & somatic myths. Created by Ro Rose | @queerlyfluid

Sovereign Rot | Creative Documentation

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Sovereign Rot | Mythic Descent Scroll

Sovereign Rot | Descent of Gate 2

Sovereign Rot | Descent of Gate 3

Sovereign Rot | Descent of Gate 4

Sovereign Rot | Descent of Gate 5

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About This Journey </aside>

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Table of Contents </aside>

The Descent of Inanna: Gate 5 – Wrists Unbound

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A visceral descent text. Not polished scripture, but something gut-written. Here, Inanna surrenders the bonds that once marked her belonging.

At the fifth gate the guardian waits again, hands open, waiting for hers.

Around Inanna’s wrists gleam bands of metal, circles that once sang her presence in the world. Jewels of belonging, reminders of devotion. Every movement a shimmer, a sound, a proof that she was seen and held.

Bracelets are bonds, after all. They bind as much as they adorn. To lose them is to lose both ornament and tether: the proof of presence, the sound of belonging, the reminder that she was known.

The guardian does not wait long. Fingers close like iron and strip the bracelets away. Metal clinks against stone. The sound is louder than her heartbeat.

Her wrists are bare. The pulse beneath her skin beats with no ornament to announce it. Naked veins, raw tendons, nothing but flesh. She feels the absence like grief in her bones, like breath cut short.

I know that grief. When I lost my own bangles, I felt gutted, stripped of the bell that had kept me present. What once circled me with sound and memory was gone, and my pulse had to carry itself. Her hands tremble. The tremor runs up her arms, through her chest, into her throat. It feels like collapse. It feels like freedom.

She steps through with wrists unbound, the sound of her own pulse louder than any bell.

Entrail Invocation: Wet Bindings

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An erotic retelling of the fifth gate in the descent—rewoven through bangles, bindings, and the restless flick of grasping. Here, you’re asked to surrender the pulse you once adorned as proof of belonging.

The hand comes fast. Fingers bite your wrists, sliding bangles away, pulling off the rings you mistook for permanence. Metal clinks against stone. What once tethered you to memory, to kin, to rhythm, lies silent on the ground.