Monday, February 1, 2016

The Garden Suffers

I thought for heaven, a zero waist, to mourn the fallen; we painted purple, the grief of royalty, to feel for sluggish. The wine is vocal, the soul for untamed, to chatter at a wall. Is it grand: the pier of failures; the feel of righteous; the filter of treasures? I ask—torn asunder, to parachute through thorns. What for thoughts, the angst of me, to scorn for justice? We sit to die, screaming at sorrow, feigning the right path; where hell is vivid, a reflexive mirror, to ignore the images; whereat is passion, the valley of errors, as opposed to wittiness; for only our case, to strangle the breath, as cultured as self-interest.

I measure the nights, to shift resilience, the minds of academia; we drift to see it, at odds with reason, to strive for secrets; where tomorrow wails, the call of hiding, to nurture the pegs.

Stress to us, the fruits of madness, despite satori—and fallin’ volts, to rift the silence, to ponder confession—where pain is shunned, to never for sight, to build a fortress—in which is struggle, to maintain secrets, unless to crumble.

I’ve said nothing, to blinded eyes, content with deadly visions; else to seek, the full redemption, striking from caves, to settle upon verdant gardens.   

Is it hopeless—to ask forgiveness, where a soul is blemished? Its high moon, the tides to class, to sculpture invisible; in which is madness, to crash a thought, to grip for liquor; whereat for anxious, to hope not then, where choices are void; so wait not the last minute, where a swan is grown, fending through life; for gray the texture, to ask for why, spinning through seasons.

My dearest, Love—the veil is slipping, to warrant for keen eyes—the choice of pain, the rain of sorrow, to cipher through minutia; so be not deceived, where love is uttered, to see for trauma; but know for essence, to try and fail, where parents are dripping; and dip the crevice, to build a home, to listen and faint. It’s truly control, to lose and perish, to wonder for why.

So do forgive, the heartbeat of guile, where parents feel right—and streaming this death, the ache of passions, to grip for koans; in which to stand, as young as wealth, the kef of terror.

I feel for, Love—the breeze of a swan, to spawn a blessing, to fall at a certain moment; its light to soul, that very moment, to share it with self; the death of worry, to float through stress, to know for certitude: the earth and mistakes and love; for this is life, a series of misgivings, where sides are petitioning; so more for reason, to see and hurt, that closer to growth.    

Immemorial times those feelings affected by lusts.

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