Saturday, January 23, 2016

Everywhere the Days

We sit in gentleness, racketeering love, to spaceship infection; we lose to win, to reach grayly, for speaking strongly; its tears to love, to gambol an inner challenge, keeling at lifesupport. The soul in beige, to struggle a smile, the essence of virtue; it’s telic to feel it, a foreign woman, as revved as addiction; where echelon suffers, to yearn for lesser—our culture for rental.

There’s card games, to suture indignation, as opposed to ranting; the nature of vending machines, to purchase a gram, to mingle with porn stars; it’s ever a dream, up and ‘til—the bacteria grows limbs; where movies speak, while nerves spasm, to drain through nightfall. The stage is poetry, to live a novella, to awaken disgruntle; in which are pains, to scrape through ribs, the panic of a tough texture; whereto, the stillness of coldness, to perish the first breath.

We live it, as detached as emotional, frowning the paradox. The tour to run, to feel intensely, feigning a vineyard afar; where rain is friendship, even his right arm, to speak of love; whereto—is trust, the field before the table, a gangster in a tuxedo; it’s hell for joys, to know for touching, the extent of intervals; where justice suffers, disguised as love, to greet a family with lies.

We flip through adventures, to racketeer love, asearch for one of worth—even a confidant; where heaven deigns, to permeate souls, aglow in a little office; in which words were few, to speak of experts, a woman pictured in black guise; but this the mystery, to change a countenance, to feel a fever; where the goddess rose, to see a god, the two as distant as never.   

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