Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Don’t Observe Too Long

 

made into morality. signs of significance. an issue deserving attention, made in favor—of all parties concerned. the aim is high. resemblance is critical. souls are perfected.

 

I loved an image. they attach to the sub-conscious. they seem immortal.

 

the portrait is the fantasy. we’re renting ideals—bathing in illusions, mirrored in ruins.

 

the ceiling is a metaphor. crawling is symbolic. instincts make for attraction.

 

a bundle of curiosities—souls rising afloat, the woman is fierce.

 

needing gestalt reality, nature of wholeness, communicating with representations. if eyes water, we absorb the revelation.

 

it was unknown to me the depth of the attraction—until, without notice, I reached for an image. the vision was with wings—the depth of my confusion, something I would never see.

 

accountable for creativity. reluctant towards creativity. or delving back into creativity.

 

the caricatures are dark. the allies are filled with art. I seem affectionate over what I can’t touch. religious icons, religious tones, roughly secular legends.

 

I’m gaining beliefs—confused neatly—there is something to it: under the surface, deep in the crevices, plus, an accurate accomplishment.

 

in losing or gaining beliefs—the substance of the matter—doesn’t change—only internal operations. I may not believe it, but it’s apparent, and it makes sense. if the phenomenon is different, assess the observation, ask if it is readable. it usually isn’t. one searches deeper. the observation is full of dusty particles. one dangles, trying to decipher, the facts are blurry. it might have been the first thought.

 

there lives an anthem, underground, moving dimensions. there’s ability, so confidential, true understanding is charged with secrecy.

 

some are different. we might observe them. in time, we learn to live around them.   

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...