Sunday, December 3, 2017

Some Type of Feeling

I passed a mirror, by little reflections, dialing this purple sky: as dreams appeared, as characters unfolded, those traits presumed through association.  I flickered a lighter, as to spark a clove, a palm filled with vitamins: at least something, sorting through turmoil, affected without recourse: this sight of hummingbirds; this squirrel creeping; this city of alley cats.  I felt teary, as it wouldn’t fall, sharing a condensed steak.  I pictured psychs, therapists, and professors: those inner ghosts, pulled by realities, a bit ashamed without rationalities: this fan spinning; this ceiling mute; this feeling assumed as this dry county.  I thought of grandmother, that solitary life, waging essential wars—this cut in genetics; this steep aloofness; but everso close affecting essence.  I sat in sunlight, flint to muscles, gazing upon a butterfly.  I thought about, Precious, this lot to souls, this dearth of aging—as according to life, frantic for reasons, at territorial silence.  I paused at gravel, sensing a white petal, this urgency to enter our worlds: those stark recessions, those polished eyes, that glossy overview: as permanent cycles, or permanent battles, while many keep to simplicity: this rare secret, while pleading release, to shift at seconds in reality: where wax drips, this burnished table, this chair sectioned with expectation: if but to beauty, to witness affectation, and not merely emoted; but rather, sewn into heart-spheres, this delicate friend, our spouses sharing our anguish.  I mopped this feeling, this field of pines, as a clove burned slothfully: this feeling for reaching, to adore essence, while life is constructed through circumstance: those nursing kittens; those temperamental coyotes; this systematic rooster: if but to screensavers, this easy observation, but humans become every habit embedded within psychologies—this sense to gaze-upon, this chimpanzee, recognized by sorrowful inertia: this moving vehicle, at tears inside, if but conscious enough to distinguish distinctions.  (I’m back at mirrors, this conglomerate soul, secerning between thoughts: this feeling she gave me; this reason for journaling; this belief that consciousness becomes lethal: as too many shifts, alert for calm, while rerouted at several exits: this steep egress, as purified entrances, at one with myriads of electricity; indeed, but one, indeed, but two, at tender awareness with each emotion: to plague self, while connected afar, this womanly soul mechanically discovering an ancient address: as life soothes, as so it aches, we find this appreciation for serenity’s space).  I’m caressing fabric, without a laugh, presuming these intensities as normal behavior: this evasive mirror, while running from capture, to understanding that we rarely understand: if but a feeling, we debate its source, stumbling upon universal experiences: this day to sadness, as pushing forward too much, where overly active senses become gloomy.  So, we sit, or find activities, or brood unto discoveries: this portrait unremembered; this feeling shifting; our assumptions effaced: this small circle, this enormous existence, our pleasures to sparking sol enlightenment.     

Contradictions

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