Part divided, eating medicine, part
unsavory. Many will say, most are polarized, many are fighting ghosts. It must
feel good to feel normal. Not a shame game—more a celebration. The torch is
held higher. The broken leaf is left alone; it soon shall perish; we relish in
good arts. To feel lucid—better—to be received as lucid: this is earned.
When a person lies
something happens on both sides—the inner and the outer. When captured
repeatedly, dialogue becomes suspicious. The reader knows that; nothing extra
has been given.
The sun is the
phoenix. The maze is home. It requires character—to remain upright.
“No one needs to
hear that!”
At minimum—we
exist in two worlds—one is undercurrents, the other is overt. “No one needs to hear that either”—except
for Little Jimmy and his sister, Rochel.
In cultures,
spirituality/religiosity is a given. The mechanics are intuited; some are sent
through orientation; others are left chasing—or a little of all the above.
Nevertheless, we speak to parts broken, known as such, by the disposition of
the vague people.
Some impolite
shadow is swarming through lands: part right, part unkempt. To live in spaces,
evolving in spaces, compelled to examine spaces.
The curtain
removed; so many elements; the people are with motives.
It tends to hurt,
seeing as it happens, deaths caused by broken parts. What is the eschatology of the parts
broken? This is a question no one needs to hear, nor ask, nor answer?
“We know these
things. We don’t need to examine them. It’s pointless.” Part divided, eating medicine, part
savory; the ghost of her eyes—the pleasure in her voice—the tension between
media and observation—moreover, the tension between perception and the
rules.
Trust is initial,
until shattered, or earned, until sewn. With a partly broken soul, are we
asserting trust, excluding immediate family, while it’s gray? A partly broken soul chases dreams,
becomes a success, different eyes, old spirits, the cells have been removed,
the perception is renewed. We must
survive. If uneasy, answer it inside. If comfortable, know why.
“No one needed to
hear that.”
