Sunday, September 11, 2016

Features of Love


It takes days to recoup, while to find a piece of that vague self: the roses are different, and pash is wicked, and theology is vivid. We live congested, feuding with domains, such are call centers about knowledge; as framed in treasures—this scared soul, afraid to forfeit salvation; this thought of error, depending on perspective, as to frighten into submission. I would’ve held us—aside for this funny bone, trickling into our nightmares: that petal of wisdom, or philosophical thought, as addressing wounded egos; while such an ass, this torn folly, an embarrassment to life; where souls vanish, while perfect languishes, where a dream is heavily promiscuous. I couldn’t find us, stuck on media events, or silent with irritations; for we perish for stage life, as to create a monster, where others are balanced; and what to give, for a somber soul, dedicated to our lives; this wife of pains, to forsake the ruse, as brave enough to pursue love; while we dance to cadence, this want for more, occupied with daily habits; this joyous affair, this wounded light, as given this flux; to see for rivers, that inner flow, to capture something perfect: a rooted image, a spiritual nature, or a particular specialty. We emphasize love, while giving to receive—our enchanted souls: as bleeding ink, or cutting ribbons, a signpost for every level; else, concerned, waking through traumas, alive a moment through turmoil; but more to love, this great event, where rapture is a phone call away: that precious soul, those graded moments, where nothing quite compares; but the challenge is human—this need for regeneration, where souls become insatiable; as beauty in a jar, or beauty too afar, where our chase becomes our life; but more to love—this fabulous soul, as magnified in our hearts: that gripping thump, that deep infusion, those candles burning forever; where love is passion, as passion is life, as love is our offspring. 

Strumming a Harp

By language we speak to audibility and coherence. To compose to feel understood, in spite of language applied. A person spends years misunde...