Friday, July 3, 2020

An Apparent Error


I surveyed essence, replaced an engine, as touched a conveyor belt: a can of tuna, a jar of cranberries, a bottle of juice. I would relax or knit theology or avail as a human error. to panic more so much sky in me such a broken twig—those seem fantasy or too cursed to see straightness while born so compelled. I wish to fly or higher a cord as tiptoeing irrationality—those railing rants those crucial cages by ample adrenaline. it would understand. it would see human. it has escaped by firing essence: but it cuddles itself, it laughs at itself, it has a hankering for curtains—such origami if but a machete where it wakes absent to garden strata. (I see more I hear perfection I sympathize with its inclination. but dragging spirits, or pulling ceilings or such an uneven tail—to give innocence or become so unkempt where a man is compelled to be gentle—as it becomes so revved so dark where a man’s pain is underappreciated.) we become erased or dismissed where intention sees strength: by vacant affectation, where book-smart holy, as a lady might hanky a waterfall—preferably one raindrop. (I’ve undressed such as fantasy or a carload of cargo moving too slowly—dragging a cigarette so faraway as an unverified error.) by raw alternatives where a man is optimism as to dispute a woman, leak privacies, if but to shift a feeling wavering with its hearts. yes, more
than expected or more to detaching elements where one is too stealth to un-realize: as backfield distance where this is what we know, by which this is what we commit to: those pellet pupils those cello caves while one is happy so deeply disgusted: by a Corvette Soul or a tub baptism where one interacts while we never meet again. an era ending while America is taking punches, or dear blue seas, we become so apparent.     

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