Thursday, September 3, 2015

Purgatory

To change for music athirst for berries ever to challenge fate where hell parted a sainted soul; and love is Neptune to watch in silence where a wild rose grew through iron. I mourn for death a woman fractured and churning through purgatory afraid to forgive her wearied soul. Was it pain; to paint in agony a child destined for a miracle to alter the ideals of naysayers; or was it love; to rub in aguish the soul of a young man determined to flee if only to return? I ask—to swell with motions ever to cyclone through a vat of thoughts ever to tug upon a spinning cross. Its roads for growth sprinkled from mother’s pouch to alter essence where a young falcon splits an acorn with emptiness to stumble upon breathless wings. I love her like it never happened unable to let go of tomorrow where a psych passes a birthstone. I saw it a wreck to mold into visions a set of indomitable hinges; and still to fall for dirt ever to grip for earth a young man grieving a suffering father. The sun has lit an endless wick where saints commun in honor of souls wailing for mass. I’m there a personality to participate in prayer where powers are released from countless stars. I love her like it never happened ever to drop a pint of liquor in hopes to quench a moment’s thirst. We lived so early to perish so early to love and forget so early. There’s a picture where eyes are reluctant to search into a tortured soul; but it was us, floating while screaming through multiple dungeons pleading for Christmas. I wish her peace to plumage brightness a future wrapped in white stones where new names morph into reality the best of wailing souls.    

Subtle Gesture

  Like a vision it probes—a subtle expression. Love has mastered subtleties. I perish with each one. It was never our luxury—sable honest ey...