Inspired by the 11th Century Malediction of Bishop Ernulphus, here's a
750 Word Contemporary Curse
To those persons with Literotica authorly ambitions, writers past, present and potential, scurrilous scribblers of sex, with vast unreasonable expectations of writerly recognition and wanton wishes for immortal fame, yet whose grandiose visions exceed their meager talents by immense margins, who find new and imaginative ways to violate time-honored literary conventions of the language, who recklessly run rampant through natural and normal rules of grammar, employ both clichΓ©s with impunity and plots rife with logical inconsistencies, develop character motivations of the flimsiest fabric, sodden prose of the most execrable flavour, stories of repulsive depravity - may you be cursed.
Those, who in their desperate attempts to elicit erotic emotions amongst their readers, deploy descriptions of female mammaries involving double-letters as adjectives, who cannot resist mentioning
membrum virile
dimensions of exaggerated and unwholesome magnitudes, who blithely toss around phrases such as 'well-hung' and 'cumdumpster' and 'bubble-butt' with willful abandon;
Who describe seminal emissions in terms normally applied to woven hemp cordage, who include descriptors such as 'passionate' without the slightest evidence of such in their characters, who mangle metaphor, abuse alliteration, sycthe through synecdoche, pulverise plot or otherwise desecrate normal accepted rhetorical conventions;
Those who cannot resist such tiresome tropes as 'poker night' or 'pizza delivery' boys or innocent church-going damsels who turn into harlots of unspeakable depravity at the drop of a condom or the sight of a well-slicked staff;
For sins against grammar, rhetoric and dialectic, and those authors dwelling in the Forum whose anti-socially mediated behavior devolves into name-calling, insinuations of ill intent amongst their authorly companions, who express hostility of astonishing intensity in hair-trigger situations of conflict, who routinely abandon benefit of the doubt, who hijack threads for tangential and unnecessary aggrandisement to their own meager and otherwise deficient abilities, who mention 'Wars' of celestial complexion or otherwise introduce popular cultural references of the most banal and plebian sort into discussions better devoted to the topic of the writerly craft;