Saturday, January 27, 2018

Doritos & Tuna

I adore, Love, seething burgundy smiles, laughing for reamed by dungeons: this devil’s grin, our sinister secrets, at terrors this rising spider: our blueberry cream, as toe-curly arts, ashamed for struggles: this man in jars, this top un-whirling, our curtains slammed at gravity.  I thought a name, as steep resistance, our trestles fraught with portraits: as dying calamity, or digging his grave, but a slave attentive to rules: those gray sharks, this inner liquor, our horses kicking goads…as filmed his brains, allergic to intimacies, at covets this dream that runs.  I adore, Love, seated for sinning, awake while sleeping accordions: our babies’ whispers, as centered by selection, such fitness disguised as séances: that relic scar, those mental flashes, this rising by anger a second by satori: this legal matter, as adjusted by Satans, while agonizing over respect: if but to cleave, as thought his pains, where psychs moaned in prayer: or lethal this passage, while pruning insanity, to laugh while dying from loneness: as sullen passengers, adorned by crescendos, fevered for designs partial to singleness: that jasper voice, those jazzy garments, our blues as sung but refuted—while death was likeness, where good was forbidden, this wealth of hip-passions.  I adore, Love, this winter’s exit, our summit as blended with Israel—those challenging gestures, those summery eyes, this grated and uprising conviction—to sense with time, this blur to sorrows, while tucked at dangers this hospital of thieves: our cheers to jeers, this legacy of followers, while thinking becomes this foreign savage: or more our thoughts, pushed for suffocating, where dungeons become our keys: otherwise, lonely, sensing with lights, at perfect perfection leaping from cliffs: our cherished harps, this fiddling flute, our Carrie Bradshaw’s.  I passion with life, this essence flirting with sparks, amazed for shocked by ceilings: this amazing, Paltrow, that Kardashian Empire, our deserted, Cyrus: if torn to miseries, or un-grape’d for closure, our madness to lakes thick in manure—that tale as suppressed, those thoughts repressed, this subtle jingle a jungle by reversals—or more to fire, bathing in Charcoal, while sipping lighter fluid: that jasmine swan, those steep intestines, our roots battling for breaths…as tyranny soars, this laughter in Scrooge, this Duck, albeit, a fool—where mothers decide, if but to rooster, as sung to life a daughter’s joy…that creak bleeding, those hearts to vacuums, this feeling as driving his life.  I adore, Love, pondering a pot-pie, tossing a pack of cloves: those seconds to breaths, this island of balloons, this casual approach to lionesses—where father has pleaded, while mother has rescued, where exchange becomes this mental condition: our existential graphs, our epistemic dementias, this metaphysical abrasion—while pragmatic a problem, or sketchy that approach, where indecision proves disastrous…as mathematicians, or paleontologists, brushing with earnest those buried treasures…as artifact queens, dusting our souls, pulling from vinegar this lute of gems: that casual whiplash, those racing brains, our Hollywood becoming dry: if but admission, as cursed with existence, to find with Pharaohs this blessing in Thoughts.  I challenged, Soul, this background beauty, reflecting pictures to this image…our sails casted, this sea to turbulence, this woman watching as breathing: or leery a feeling, while pursuing research, where humans suddenly appear: that beast disguised, this mirror our guts, this vomit our blood…that honey-bold armor, those taupe-red eye-balls, that eerie antiseptic…as but for dreams, to love as alone, to cut silence pricking with toothpicks: that angular seraphim, those angry cherubims, this autumn to redeeming song-cries.                        

To Give is to Receive

    I tell myself to keep it simple. I believe Love mastered this. A level closer, suffering at those gates. Head to chest. Pen to hands. In...