Thursday, January 7, 2021

The Capitol Must Respond

 

such dis-solace a woman to her reaper—to die forever to live forever while such to perish forever; too complicated such a god-plex while it’s so hard to reason. so much in vain, for nothing might change, while officers damn near ran away. such implications such color agendas or terrorists given privilege. so untouched so much for freedom while one disputes those agendas. too much to accept too little to die while we say the word “martyr.” so dissatisfied such shattered tomorrows while days have felt quite unrelaxed: a mother fried a daughter died a father petting his angels. so transfixed such fracture our terrified Government. protesting will be examined, Trump will be examined, even God will be summonsed. as most are “hands off” many are “hands on” or many are too indifferent to peek. such roads as crawling to realize Democracy is still at war. (we see differences, more aggression, more determination. such power in reading, so thoroughly, one grips a set of human rights.) to push like savages while we must avoid a massacre with souls pushed into universal damnation; pure inflammation a contemned soul while it never matters to the bigger picture. alive like fugitives it’s such a pain that one says, “I will die a violent death.” so low in chakras so bitter in distaste where we might see a need in military presence. it dances differently it screams while it shocked officers; such explosion such rupture while there was an absence of Democracy: so, I love you so much, I will wreck you so much, where you must obey me!                

Time was Brief

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