Saturday, May 2, 2020

Irony of The Party Girl


it’s been unlikely that life so sutured or gray or reliving embarrassments. while others are proud such disgrace is ignored while that man over there can’t be forgiven. that horrible soul, to call it a spade, while tender into darker sciences. what damning concerns but a perfect unity while he must submit. pure vanity in humans those animals in veins or curses by abomination. (“we have a group, we think the same, so, it must be righteous.”) such cohesion. such wretched silence. if but to maintain such deeper sullenness. our minds with shoulders, our scars with Amor All, our mirrors with Windex. as casual resisters, even denying our hunches, where a man is guilty negated his trial. but fathom our nights or pierce our cores into mystic profanity. our higher selves while so lonely where simplicity has long given up its ghosts—for Love was activated, Love was drugged, while Love adored every grain. such that life for years, such ritualized dynasties, where normality is not appealing. it seems to suffocate, in an unfriendly world, where I will degrade you but never respect you. people murmur, a gent is about fruits, while others are enticing what troubles to break free. but advocates desire repose if but to journey where a gentleman’s esteem must never desist; for it becomes hell, while she’s pushed and hurting, if but to request unyielding forgiveness.

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