Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Crawling for Stepping to Run

I love like spinning, to filter a moonflower, crawling for stepping to run.
The heart is warm a furnace, to beat for slowly, to sketch a swan. Its miracle spice,
to dwell through arcs, electrified dearly. I spoke to you, an empty room, tugging
at stars. We jarred turmoil, to crawl through as a daddy long leg. There’s for
huntsmans, to pierce a concave, where pain is bending visions. I float through
winds, to cast your name, a steady sea. Oh for gods a flower upon a sky, where
all trickles through Light. I died an adolescent, to shiver my being, gripping
soils. It’s a sickle to a root, a small miracle, to replant life…for anguish churns
joy, where bliss is but a moment, captured on Polaroid. Its golden silk, to
struggle metaphors, as harmless as newborns. I hear it loudly, to jot every line,
stressing a memoir…for time is blurry, a line of dots, to stipple a picture…and
every pixel, a tiny universe, for a recluse. I love like passion, a reformed pirate,
headed to sea…for brooks are flowing, a cloud of roses…and flowers are up side
down, to dangle from winds. What for this life…this feeling…to pierce for
darkness? […] and more for breath, to usher a swan, to nurse an image…for days
are black, as rich as literature, to grin alone. I woke a ghost, to send for spirits,
where light’s elusive…and yes to dwell, a castle in a soul, a born algorithm…for
love is spinning, to shelter an ache, a mountain to an ant…and thus crawling for
stepping to run.

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