Saturday, December 9, 2017

New Zealand Caves

It’s difficult, Amore: at terrible patience, or mirrors to mental cartoons—as laughs a maniac, restored to flourish, while whispers drag through darkness: by reckless chaos, or haphazard dreams, petting ferrets at our bedside; or taught by deaths, this country buffoon, loved by a chantress: this fuse adorned, at weary pinecones, fetching a squirrel’s tail: if but endeavors, we heart-chime magic, at cadence this breath-river. 

Its fir-mysticism, or languid passions, fueled by this hangover: our actions smiling, our dreams evolving, this archaic reality—where senses explode, this gutty terror, while Love swoons: if banished a scar, I’d receive a wound, while at attractions as if newly but gems: this fabulous feeling, while axed at frontiers, pursuant prophetic pressures!

 ...we exist as winds, such by manic facets, smelting embedded dimensions—as purely imperfect, soaring through forests, at tender oceans: this cultic ape, this wild display, that uncouth genteelness…as miracle souls, while to retreat to deserts, conversing with camels; and yes for love, as no for flesh, where life becomes this inner chamber: this third person, our anchors to neuron-caves, fiddling through myriad intestines: that frantic starfish, this inner aquarium, our living-room excursions: those polished toes, those sandpapered heels, those nurtured follicles: indeed, to laugh, as feeling purities, to see as if sights were acidic-phantasms.
 
In terrible straits, this daily insistence, at membrance this inner contagion—as, moreover, this flippant air, at once, to emerge as silence, where Love was abandoned, as abandoned first-hearts, as if time would excuse our reigns; while, nevertheless, to distance feelings, while carved by sickles, fleeing for flying as frozen in passions—that morbid affection, while famish for fires, laughing for wounded kissing meerkats.

It becomes us, this garden of footprints, this pointing flamingo—where mother lives, seething with secrets, this sphinxly existence: as tragic friends, above this jib as jiving, nurturing our insecurities: while thrust a scream, pitching popcorn upon ponds, requesting that geese answer questions: of course, a smile, dialing this current, our phones at radiant alchemy—where father sifts, threshing wheat, knitting spiritual fibers: this love for madness, as kissed his silence, to tussle through mental images: those fitted jeans, that conscious estate, our faculties to static—as if to die, wrestling with angels, our hips concretized.

We exist as miracles, at essence those travesties, loved for chosen—that cherished inheritance, at endless feelings, where persons establish legacies: those diamond emotions, as filtered disasters, feral for famished affections: those nights to passion, as if struck by illness, at acrobatics—to seize with ecstasy, such winsome dreams, while at guts churned, thrown to belching:

…to confess this light, or imagine this feeling, studied as cultic vice—this inner phantom, this linking bridge, our tragic vessels; as transported lithium, or mystic titanium, close to a trillion in prayers: that voiceless mule, that winking giraffe, that talkative donkey—where Love was washed, as infused with ashes, as sprinkled at our church portico; indeed, to curses, while feeling existence, to thread with psychical essence.  

Contradictions

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