Monday, April 27, 2020

We Often Strike Oil to Our Detriment


I feel sad, a clutch in forward, a glass of water—that blue magic that castle revving the engine a carry-along. I see differences I was outwitted I need a prayer. the soul is devious or bleeding or rectified through winnings—our casual feelings our fevered passions while I negotiate such compassion; fueled or empty abased or on high at reservoirs or desolate creeks: daughters or strangers, angst or anxiety, flaming or cold. those ups are giggling while downs are laughing where in between is not existence. I feel tricked as that fretting we feel where reality becomes overwhelming. so, to gander there, to need some crux, as if not those we said were guarantees—autumn winds or summer thunder or showers and sand or oceans and ships—something senseless or something courageous while windows are blushing such decent deceits; that oxymoron or this real life, so activated by something inconsequential. to paint grass or to ink skies where favor was so expensive. so close it hurts, or so indebted the passion wails while early on it was destroyed—those waves we enflame those curvatures we plead while a soul is aching his first sentence. it will never be right it will always be second thought while permission to die is always viable. too afar to skip, too many mountains to see, or too many trees for a trail.     

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