Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Woodworking(s)

We oak through vines, our maple dreams, finishing mahogany trestles…this element in souls, grinding marbles, pitched afar into darkness…at cherry Maybelline, or raspberry wishes, thrust for shocked stitching grasshoppers: our walnut castles, this pecan sand-beach, our watermelon shorelines: where mother nestles, threaded into chaos, moaning this intractable disposition—as incorrigible destinies, weaning into rosewood, afforded one legacy called, Death: our haywire programs, this ghetto infusion, our screams painted in Southeast Asia…moreover, an echo, this teak majesty, bone to flesh her ribcage: those pine-leaf eyes, this cry into meadows, those deers proffering handkerchiefs…as thought by brains, this religious ash, mingling with beautiful spirits: our languid goodbyes, this treacherous forgetfulness, this hickory pyre. 

I settle upon beech, while chiseling birch, at tender memories: that fatal light, those rosary penchants, that tale as told for joys: our cedar insights, this talcum satori, our seconds to deep concentration: by yogic daughters, or Buddhist swans, according to this christic agenda…as casual dramatics, or redwood crosses, forced to redeem hemlock…whereas, with graces, this face of dungeons, crawling for content with mayhem: our gorgeous sensei(s), our radical professors, this theologian too un-grounded to sing: if but our lives, cultured for captured, spinning webs afraid to fail: this fir-stone, this pregnant séance, our burning-man collapsing to shores: as dead sisters, or antiquitous cousins, fleeing for flying arriving at Crenshaw: that luxury fortress, those trimmed shrubberies, this night-house bleeding its fixtures…hitherto, this silent ache, cut for drained, filled with helium: our spruce rituals, this feeling person, our catholic allies…as, furthermore, or therefore, this lonely auditorium.

Spoken From Dreams

We sense taekwondo, this inner karate, adjusting to this African Heritage: our screams muffled, our arts refuted, this picture programmed by another’s inhibitions: as flying in rapture, our arrows to synaptic gaps, this ideal feeling waning with likeness: to meet with violence, this rifting song, while love broods as becoming indestructible: this plate of peaches, those ferns to gardens, this tumbleweed tumbling through mirrors: if but Garnier, or L’Oreal, our canvas painted by Getty—as panting leopards, or desperate lions, feuding for rites akin to neutralities—that mental jaguar, those sable-blond eyes, this taupe-green grass…as palms fluff, while seated in thoughts, listening to whispering gusts: our ribbon-hearts, this floret swan, this vessel too wise for mediocrity: to live as synchronized, this synthetic existence, where arts prove this human necessity: that is, to create, as for to live, while drenched in epistemologies—this small person, as large in spirit, sectioned for adrift petting this lizard: our Geico instincts, as insured by chance, at membrance those times to simplicity—as major decisions, while pleasing life, where perfect appears so far aflame—that captive love, as emailed silence, our blank screens pitching quarters.

Women wear Pumps, while men wear Versace, as both wear Converse: our creative glory, reading into syllables, depicting imperfect captures…as perfect beings, scudding this blemished dominion, flitting for gliding those skiing philosophies…while dreamt a dream, this withered castle, but far beyond cursed to exist…as wilted petals, in spite of abrasion, afloat a flight staring at Divinity: our brows manicured, or toes scraped, our hearts to patience…as some intrude, fiddling by design, at angers that sudden eruption…to ballet with chimpanzees, as alive with sugarcane, feeding a group of flamingoes: this tall tale, to water those eyes, where it felt good to hold Us….                                                                                                                                              

Choosing Symbols

    To speak of spirit is speculation, albeit, a symbol, filled with meaning and designation. In my hunger for the symbol, in my thirst for ...