Friday, September 11, 2015

Life-vest

When it appears as if hopeless we journey through mind-
caves saturated with grief to grip upon a groan. It’s sheer
resilience ever to find self sitting at an altar making
sacrifice. What for panacea a stiff intoxicant coupled
with a cigar. Oh for this maze a soul torn lost in Alcatraz.
We perish for birth semi-aphotic surging with sullen
voltage sprinting towards Ash Wednesday. If only to
confirm a wound grounded in an invent where all isn’t
invisible. Such is chi to soar through another’s iceberg
unscathed. What for this love ever for stars haunted by
compassion. Its Rembrandt’s art, Picasso’s sculptures, and
woman’s literature. What for these things a mind
swimming through fevers ever an incantation fiddling
with a linchpin; for so much pressure ever for comatose
weaving nightmares; whereby a heart thumps through
beats wheezing for justice. It’s mainly undercurrents, else
to tread gravel headed for desert alone with hell. How to
flee a cauldron where particles of flame leap into a soul
ever to furnish a den? We sit in patience to speak with
force wrestling through adjectives. We describe our
anguish with tentacles to feel for compassion. What for
its absence torn for exhausted ever to hold on; whereat
hope flutters through rivers reaching for a life-vest.      

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