Saturday, August 1, 2015

Winnow a Soul

Feel a symphony, blazing in harmony, trickling to a soul. I’m
held back, yearning to breathe, a world of objects. Read a
forecast, a soul is crying, to search a prairie green. I love it
in beige, plus a blue T, speaking softly. Something is
different, a tragic tale, where love is a rainbow. I’m there,
kneeling love, a euphony of prose. This is us, a utopic storm,
mourning goodbyes. Wasn’t it beauty, a broken tempo, to
witness a mirage? I’m filled with gray, a banner aflame,
sketchy about love. It’s deep a seam, a gentle kiss,
screaming, “It cries.” I gaze off, a torn eclipse, flitting through
nightmares. What to give, a guru’s lot, wafting through a
galaxy? I ask, somewhat jaded, suspicious of deep regrets.
Is it us, a bleeding moon, where all is split in halves?
Something grieves, to read a soul, flesh of my flesh. I’m
held back, yearning to breathe, a world of fallen pearls. Tell
me love, to winnow love, but a moment of love.   

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