Sunday, June 7, 2020

Global Closure


may the beat give courage or collar-passion or something bigger than yesterday. to resecure life or to harm self, so addicted to dangers. I was galling myself such annoying by habit those colors fantastic. to remind us about something black & white where it becomes gentle catastrophe. I catch television moods or surreal reality where I need those elements I push away. by dear infirmity those dear instincts or society as one great performance.
we sacrifice our dice our brains our pumice maxims. we forfeit our aptitude we mimic gray reflections we unwillingly auction off souls.
such rear treasures such circus adrenaline by overshadowed identities.
            I heard a lawnmower. it was midafternoon. I’d been analyzing the ceiling. so many feathers, all scattered about, we scramble to build wings. each a dynasty or an unsung spirit or nomadic gypsy.     the old tavern is so much, as a sip takes an hour, or comforts seem difficult to un-churn. like kindling hay or unraveling feelings, both polish as repercussion. such lavender sidewalks or asphalt eyes sullen beneath cyan concrete.
            a person, maybe two, or three, such off-colored debris & confetti behavior! the frost of a woman or the hate of reflection while one needs a bulwark.
            what becomes by roots of—speech, belief, or composure? the education of cultures or beauty for one but ugliness for another. our breaths our odors or a clean/clear/inkless picture. those hard-worked angles or maps cleaving to geology while something appears too complicated. but an aesthetic womb while so adoringly where it ignites passionate lust: those canyon hawks, or wilderness eagles, or the city falcon.
            so haunted by anomaly. or tapped by genetic gods. where many are immortalized: those photos, those memories, or restudied passages throughout global reach.

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