Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Inner gods Greet Each Other

 

the timbre of the universe, tender energy, quiet accessibility. if willingness means its depth, portraits made into irony, with dreams accursed and desperate to speak. a lady will etch into a crescent moon, reaching a crescendo in winds, satisfied she hast redressed perception.

I try to go into some space, some mind location, built by radiation of thoughts, or waves, or interests in something esoteric, mainly human, I do contradict many elements.

many tales will be told. many passions will fly into orbit. the fable will become a cliché—the paradox will become expressive of truths.

so great the deconstruction, as freethinkers, we’ve attacked and detached any and everything. I wrestle a troubling question: Should contact be sacred?

it seems we’ve a dark dilemma—on one hand, yes, on the other hand, no.

when there is sacredness, there is a group of labels and demands, this creates pain and alienation.

we seem to be at a standstill, looking and debating, with convictions percolating.

many violet arguments, or galloping horseback, or studying for the privilege of being correct. swooshing and soaring aside, we have a good time analyzing.

it was an invasion those years. the emphases on beauty—depleted the value of the perceived beauty.

one needs to hear it, but in private, under a controlled environment—inside a castle, while remaining human enough to have excitement, fun, and to rough house.

to amplify deaths, is to seize deaths, where I neither endorse nor repudiate the ongoing process—suspended between life and deaths.

so murky so gray, causing issues and problems, so scientific, so complete, so great its condition; eye-to-eye profanity and appreciation—tender leniency for souls, demanding love on some points. christic sunshine, pictures of daylight, mesmerized by essence falling under many identities. to greet a person by saying, “Namaste!”

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...