Friday, November 29, 2019

There’s a Good Man in There


I have silent nature accustomed and dying while recent moons bleed science; to speak truths, those perspective truths, or alienated, annihilated
at core depths and blacken north as accused but deadly ruined; a refugee this country of maniac realities while a nine-year-old is a dozen into murders; this world so uncultured, this blame so sensitive, while anything is up for negotiations; indeed, a visible smile so removed
from its inhabitant
while a man believes he was felt.
those opened bibles a mad language where Love is pure enough to become human; this fire-heart those webs and sunshine those corridors those axes this fever;
so accursed a living anathema while so blessed
it has become pleasurable oxymoron; to awaken so close or so dead
needing forever so lost so understood as underrepresented;
these violent visions these volume villains so afar at midnight so glued and unclear our nethermost benefits; those drastic demons
this demolished appetite so kleptic as gunning through tunnels—if but
that alley those tubes this arc
at straws for first place at ribbons but unclean—those tulips for deaths those daisies for living while never that particular feeling; (so dead in us so alive to feel dynamite to explode breaking through while it’s been done before; those greater emotions this impasse while a man must learn to exist; as never caring for this is math those numeric and indifferent numbers); such sharp anxieties and vomiting off of feelings while envisioning an appropriate apology—those legs baffling those arms aesthetic that face ecliptic at dear dreams and confused; those messages those rites so steep into something ignoring if death came;
parallel omens this guest in me this house in brains; this little kid and
spoke his screams in such wine and gas-fumes; those intrinsic attractions while God lost Eve this music raiding our cedarchests;
such ruthless apologies at such hope in evolution or so religious afraid of everything.

I never speak I watch while bodies are limbo—this fool in me this love in you such radiant futures; to ask a question knowing the answer while angry you told the truth; spare a man or lose a man or baptize Jesus; rolling fast racing the freeway and shifting
lanes; gutted and abused damaged and greedy while
thinking there’s a good man in me; so convoluted so chaotic and
so casual; to need that feeling but uninclined to treasure
that feeling while everything has become a bit naïve; to anger many in this
land of the few while looking at linguistics; for Love is vivid and
Love is an animal and Love feels attractive;
our dying souls, our living aches,
if but those
years so threaded by Hangman; too worrisome or
too wretched while a womb must feel his life.

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