Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Sky Drums

There’s joys painted in sadness, a twofold nature, haunted within—where silence has
a presence. There’s pain for rivers flowing into psyches an initial bliss. I kiss for
winds, to court for dreams, where anguish aches. How to voice silence grieving into
sky wings? We speak a language camouflaged in imagination: a sudden thump, for
deep radiance, where a world participates. There’s an inward lagoon, surrounded by
swans, sprinting towards souls. We cry a wetless lake streaming into roaring flames.

We patience this journey, floored to dust, semi-captured; where one enters, to carve a
statue—at center a brain. We listen to mirrors, skipping through lines, where a
surgeon plants seeds. If only for good, as opposed to seesaws, a must to touch feelings.
To speak of all, a quasi-offense, where all is quite mandatory; for sullen the soul, to
ski existence, an existential condition; in which—a sun hides, to give for glints, where
hours follow sorrows; thus—a nightmare, a voice-ache, even predicaments.

There’s hearts for thirst, to spin aphorisms, to endure a sense of onus; where purpose is
painted, a telic calling, floored to dust; in which—for silence, a level of inward cries; but
there’s for joys, a quixotic flight, to sip through discussions; where warmth is cyan eyes,
a cultured air, for a sweaty brow; in which—to touch, to feel for flesh, to invite love.        



Sonnet IV

    If I was Pablo in a feeling, I would assert love, I would cry fever—one begonia, three dreams.  If I was Neruda in my emotion, I would e...