Friday, June 1, 2018

Eyes Taste Images


…we love legends, this icing upon cake, this immortal feeling: to ache in private, our crumbling ants, this mental fence—as gates tumble, where temples assemble, while at wonders this extravagant soul: our courage futile, our retreats laughing, this brain of sawdust: this machete spirit, to ponder high-rising thighs, and protruding hips—our rabid feedback, our incorrigible blessings, our incorrigible assets: this tiny camera, lodged in amygdalas, pushing acidic neurons: if but nausea, our warrior guts, this intestinal chase: (those curious cries, this fuel leaking, this internal gas-plant: our dreams as crafts, this seeping into justice, a bit concerned by injustice).  …by clever avenues, this temporal escape, this frontal phantasmagoria: those converse jingles, this mere excitement, or this bucket of issues: to feel concerned, living this internal cathedral, this city of clairvoyants—those remarkable brains, as perfecting something extra, as mistreating our existence: this fool’s dynasty, this room so crowded, and by sights only one person: to have vulnerability, while chasing concrete, where abstracts reign supreme: those shy gestures, this misread glance, this shimmying nightmare: that fatal light, that fallen glass, those embedded shards—as red wine trickles, our palms racing, our heads clashing—this vision too proud, this attempt shunned, this musical alarm.  I hold by course, this laboratory of mice, this animal kingdom of cousins: our sublime romance, this chance to pace, these singing dunes: as radical ripples, so pushy by guards, so lethal we die: to approach cobras, this radical meerkat, those protruding elements: this waist-high sandcastle, this buried luxury, and our souls filled with uncertainty: that sheer existence, as if by chase we live, to court with Hennessey our breaths: this mismatched lullaby, this Beethoven alligator, those serious portraits: this political alimony, this rising crocodile, or better, those ferret eyes.       


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 ...