Thursday, November 22, 2018

Everyday Behavior


I damage gently, peering into cartoons, asearch for something by wings—to fly conspiracies, to float at swans, or giggle a tinge near breaths: our days at grit, our women at patience, to possess a second screaming about love: at maniac empires, at mental Machiavellians, or at soldiers demented in other minds: our treasures, our islands, to preach sawed asunder: this arrow to hearts, this torn body, while proffering Jesus: our souls, Love, so meaningless to most, at inner demons speeding for racing Infinity: our outer caravans, this mixed President, those unidentified claims: as freak evidence, by sensations, or uttering slime disguised as Republic: but back our lives, this daughter roaming, this valley of ivy—those ripples laughing, this water giggling, those leaves accused of being criminals: to need America, to die in America, to build a legacy in America: but freak everyone, our knitted, homogenous behaviors, our resistance sipping puce blood: to dip this life, to aid a swan, to grit with pains, or faces tatted with agitations: our behaviors, Love, to ostracize Trump, or to ostracize anything speaking different values, or to die at high tides hooking our bottom moon.

I’m born political, a scoop of knowledge, but fervent a creature against inhumanities: to know our words, Love, to dig beyond graves, Love, while so at illness it’s hard to exhale: those diamond furnaces, this inner introject, this thing inverted against darkness: or goodness trampled, while outrages are conspired, where some are racketeering—as pure vehicles, or slanging for eternity, looked upon as decent souls: our neighborhoods, our strung out babies, our mothers near, and meditating trash bins: those rubric needles, this rubric chase, or blasted by pure Peruvian—but your days are cherries, apricots and dreams—at tragic reasoning, going too deep for some, while women in Zimbabwe are dying from depression: this slight tear, those inner psychs, to realize this deep imperfection: to ask by God, this mechanical question, while outraged at Job: those tears racing, this day to appreciation, to wonder about history: our behaviors, Love, as all we possess, while seeming abstract: our words like secrets, our pledges like loses, to adore so richly Love was trained: at guts laughing, our stomachs filled with passion, our acrylics giving ease to pseudo-addicts: at barricades whistling, at hospitals appointed as deputies, at Africa a bit concerned: *We’re losing our race, We’re chasing our attitudes, where death becomes centuries by unfruitful behaviors: Our cries at dissention, Our disrespect for challenges, or these New Founded Friendship Benches—at dear God, our passing our waves, at swans those kites, or laughed upon for seeming brighter*: we decorate this way, our dearest insanity, while hating those running their race: our octopus personalities, our alien frustration, where Africans are redeeming America: our hearts, Love, to read those inscriptions, Love, to flute different behaviors, Love: (as young beginners, distracted and gunning, or home with dysfunction: our tennis with eggs, our spinach with deafness, our grits with lumps: those churning silences, or running for food, at one opportunity to succeed: but criminal ways, or animal lights, while threshed freezing begonias: our last cries, those bright fuses, our face-to-face encounter with Prose: that lethal ending, or cherished for assertive, to measure heart-meters).     I ate a lemon, I dined with alligators, I became something caiman—chiseled by failures, determined for wings, agreed with silent intuition: as hatred concretized, or loathsome behaviors consecrated, our years screaming at desert-cities: by sheer abuse, to utter love, abandoned to figuring our private languages: or aborted to agreements, as too much might render a punch, or too little might render a barrage.       

Empty Space

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