Thursday, March 3, 2016

She Awoke Within an Unknowing

She was marginalized, and caught a glimpse—of riches and fame.     What was this message—even objectives, slanted in disposition?     We met in an instance, to leap from face to face, the order of this chaos.     Her anger flourished, for reasons unbeknownst, the result of this mystery.             

We rise the darkest nights, to infuse a kingdom, by way of inner forces; such is risk, the insanity—of living as if sane; for it gives the pressures—of something so gray, to realize a breach of mentals; but more to signatures, a comparison of thoughts, to freeze and take notice.

She was marginalized, once to walk this life, to embrace a deadline; and now internal, to mark her claim, to perish a noticed eye.     There’s a deficit—of this thing called knowledge, to realize a throbbing anguish.     We speak within, the disadvantage of guarantees, voiceless and dancing.

There’s much for increase, to tiptoe a thin line, where something lives; and much the rebel, for one unprepared, to push past the margins.     She lives annoyed and eager for solace, to feel the wholeness of a hand; but what to give, for that a mere mortal, shifting through another world?

She was marginalized, forced to inner portals, to know the Kingdom; where shame is disregarded, the bitter for the better is born, and the breeze is veiled; but more to this life, an initiation, to stipple form; and gods feel it, this nonexistence, for a replaced ego. 

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