Thursday, February 3, 2022

Could Have Lost Sanity

 

the silence portal, the loud existence, catching souls inside. I heard the miracle, along a crooked line, tiptoeing back to human services. couldn’t forsake her, couldn’t shake self-government, pavement, asphalt, too many memories. most are learning to breathe, the years have been cruel, it’s hard not to feel color. the kef inside, the envy inside, trying to have better—something orgasmic, giants falling, the top touched, too loyal for the massacre—so social, deeper inside, the water, I wade, it’s time for baptism.

 

the fire hit, not actually, straight spirit, aglow, speaking in tongues, feeling quite confident—they try to kill it, they hate it, I’d give a portion of sunlight to fix it. never cared much, about certain behavior, the disposition is a blessing and a curse; praising older notions, regrouping my understanding, if it can’t be changed—we leave it alone. I trip further. I stumble inside. we never know how it happens—it just occurred. *I could a pill at the moment. I could this bottle in the kitchen. I could around a block. (I can’t carry it!)

 

I used to move faster, so inadequate, amazed at the lies I told myself—hearing the top tier, aching over blues, they need more dialogue—to decipher us, to decode us, what is human motive? I heard a lecture. I wrote a sermon. many at the pulpit. so alarmed by situation, so agreed to reach out, so upset—many things remain the same. the pestilence hit. three vaccines, a mask, isolation, and more are falling. I understand the pain, so nervous about genealogy, some rushing to have progeny. it seems a difficult fight.

 

many suppositions, I hold to skies, abstracts, plus, actualities; bias on one point, the existential blueprint, something hast to fly.

Sonnet IV

    If I was Pablo in a feeling, I would assert love, I would cry fever—one begonia, three dreams.  If I was Neruda in my emotion, I would e...