I frantic
insanity, to perish that home, seated a swan and mother—as so aloof, gripping
for grasping, peering at futures: that rabid demon, that rabid angel, this war
at effects his brains—to courage with time, or afraid deeply, leering at
something foreign—to have for colors, our mothers to calamities, our souls to
love—as so far gone, that cliff invention, to leap founded in a grandfather’s
legacy—where arts are purple, those swanic eyes, this sagic mystic; as given a
clove, to split by destinies, those two heavy at passions. I love at remorse,
this cursed vexation, fleeing for flying to catch a light—that gravid dust, at
dusk ‘til dawn, skating for crawling that Spanish seed; as mother perished,
where father died, our aunts a maze by methods; to encourage flights, that
harvest of sprinkles, to have as knowing its reservoir: this hectic disease,
but more a barrier, while perfection becomes this inner delusion—where grandma
sung aflame, this myth as living, to curtsey an invisible image. I’m about a
lie, these persons I can’t see, while skeptic by currency—this wave as
bleeding, this father as seething, our mothers to curiosities—that other breed,
infused a galaxy, but far too labeled a kind heart; as, moreover, we drift, at
pagan rites, our wiccans a tare too explosive. [(But what for sights, to give
impressions, while one has pursued innocence?)] I’m feeling lame, as equipped
to perish, a soul by flights a fiery cloud: our deceased connections; that
immortal whisper; our hearts seeking utter control—as one to die, while groveling
at mud, insofar, another swooshes a wand: if but to live, accounted as human,
there must exist autonomy; as, otherwise, abasement, a few to smile, while
others suffer amore: that gavel grinding; that mother crying; that scholar
cementing a felt impression—as never born, this man to live, our kids operating
through cues: if but to perish, a glorious death, than more to warfare—those
beige eyes, that burgundy lipstick, those heels to pavement our metaphor—to
court a passion, that woman running, as more his resurrection—to flee by
births, as cursed to lose, by far our mothers to meditations—where siblings
rival, as more by friends, to arrive at castles—that tremendous slant, to
arrive those brains, as afflux a beat that drifts through cadence—to love a
swan, as to lose a swan, while grandparents fathom but a fraction. It comes to
madness, this stirring of guilt, our color-wheels but a fraction of sanity:
that lost adventure; that cursed legacy; those tears by aches alone a
portal—where father grieves, as seized by kef, at breast to ask for
forgiveness; where parrots run amuck, while brooks run dry, as ever that lagoon
at furious contradictions; to die a man, as to live a coward, by waves given
his dignity: that morbid pride; that inner heartbeat; those lyres revving as
pyres: our skies to dreams; our grandmothers at membrance; our days at affairs
cursed with satiation; indeed, to love, as one afflicted, to maintain a
boundary of captivation; for death was potent, as lived a scar, to afford this
most marvelous hex—where granny awoke, as seething for mercies, to give for
claim a reprimand: that watchful cygnet; that group by feelings; our courage to
address rehab—where sons writhe, as daughters are bereaved, while fathers are
nervous this thing called change; as, too, a secret: We love for presence, to
die during absence, that place we mourn to resurrect!
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Our Sun Imploded
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The strength to withstand the winds; a spell as it effects/affects some creature. A sudden moment filled with absolute certainty, so wro...
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No amount of love compares to your kindness. And let dungeons be gentle—as we surf waves, embody hertz, too much to breathe. Feeling you...
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Irony. In the losing to find parts of one’s mirror. To see tragedy lives, such radiant joys in others. To decide by hands-on, wisdom is ...