Monday, March 6, 2017

It’s Not Always Bad

This office of chambers, affected by sunshine, treading sky-walks—as dreams ignite, where engines rev—a candle for a ghost; as more those bars, that invasive darkness, those visions by arts a fire.  We stipple dungeons, this series of nightmares, stitched at anxieties: that warm terror; those horrible chills; those interior suggestions; to feel such absence, while running towards self—our arms flailing through winds; this chime of songs, that cryptic gadfly, at souls this crevice of staircases; to climb gently, palming for cracks, while tugging at splinters: that abstract adventure, as concrete ambiguities, while tentacles reach upon sky-graphs: that soft pressure; that soft music; our basins maniacal laughter. This morbid connection; as screaming fire; as to abandon an old feeling; while streaming life, this shadow of whirlwinds, our souls flicking through sadness; as dancing turmoil, or waltzing sky-joys, by chance an ant to a sea-lion: this dark tension, that disposition, while shrouded in passions; to tillage a creek, as to envelope leviathan, where laughter betrays downcast; but this is life, our shades of grays, smiling while souls are stripped to particles: this magnificent joy, this cadence of gunfire—our pains paraded in silence; as more isolation, as catty good times, while never to have met—this water of termites, through bones as symbols, fingers entrenched in soil-bacteria; this casual daylight, that murky coffee, this trail of, “I need to do better”; as more a mission, seasoned in disgusts, while insulated in resilience; this angst in men, as hampered by existence—that altered personality; while souls would cherish, a genuine embrace, as committed to something special; to find that spark, as channeled through grins, this place in arts to flourish; to mitigate anguish, while sewn into analyses, peering at existential havoc; this chaotic world, as chaotic tears, floored into traffic.    

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...