Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Atmospheres: I Met a Pen

While luck had us, we dined immortally, captioned in floating dreams; this type of error, to believe as men, peering at Calypso; this weekend heart, as gracious as power, as rapacious as addiction; that loquacious aura, painted in silence, racing through electric souls; as faced with dying, this mile of miracles, this reborn penmanship as prose. I read Wisdom, those airs of Detroit, skating as to relocate her soul; this fair beauty, to earth with time, a rival for floating hearts; as measured with slants, this space of Brimhall, this cadence a refuge in Smith; where times are actors, that lavish cinema, that time we would as we couldn’t; to feel eternal, immortalized in ink, this hallway by chases of Herrera; to find our death, this temporal kef, lashing out at ceramics; that anger my soul, to plummet as passive, this woman draped in beige; to have that night, broken for shattered, as each piece becomes a hero, or more a heroine, reaching for doves, as infamous as Maxine; this castle above stars, this falling into ponds—our swans grinning each tear; this love of life, prior to runaways, as fumigated in pine-sol; to die professors, our arts as subtle, to cleave to creativity; as would Josephine, all souls included, racing through Universities. I dare for chance, to have this crown, as reaching myriads of souls; to see Calypso, so brave as aged, as beautiful as mother’s nightmare; this partial kiss, with eyes held downwards, as a palm caresses our heartcaves; this churn of days, as light would contend, this dangerous, Trethewey; or more to energies, fleeing through Mississippi—as hounds scurry, this inner location, our limbs dangling through treachery. It’s more to love, to have died our arts, while Dove crochets a destiny of souls; this acrylic paint, splattered upon boxes, where roses are sprouting from cardboard; this chase of cygnets, this watch for centaurs—our mornings appreciating hindsight.  I met a pen, as tide to promise, to give pieces of this soul. We danced in harmony, for projects a mile, while reneging on contracts: this hell by arts, this flower as acidic, this flesh as tatted with ostracism; to curve this light, our brains to furious, as panting at brooks: this lavish picture, those palms of dragons, rushing to freedom by seas; this certain betrayal, as hearted to songs, where unsaid love correlates.  It’s time by portraits, gazing at Dickinson, amazed by similarities; those mystic cries, by way this soul, as ignited as gasoline; to morph through flames, this tale of hearts, to create a legacy; while mothers peruse, as sent to adjudge, where daughters muse upon eyes; those loquat features, steered into madness, as to live captive by sins; this grave goodbye, as purple passions, this museum of poets; that itchy sacrifice, as transformed in seconds, to space through letters as atmospheres.       

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