Saturday, January 14, 2017

I Will Capture

I’m with several needs, this film as captured, that flash in mid-motion—as broken this image, years at walls, clawing in bricks our fingernails. I loved a cobra, this song by tents, as to morph into a person; this feral thesis, this inner woman, this place by hearts a catastrophe; to become so vague, as reeling in madness, to suggest this session of lust; that casual orgasm, searching enlightenment, screaming within; that disappointment, cleaving to inner phantoms, where hell spoke appeasing waves: that cave of graves, that needs to desire, this wealth by way of turmoil; this deep psychology, at ease with chaos, a bit flustered with order. I met her grieving, this scented angel, a bit too raw for television; as was our pains, at seas that adventure, chiming to something subtle; while hearing infinity, rebuking introjects, to fall into seconds of ecstasy; as chasing addictions, this needs for adrenaline, that shaking for rushing through tornadoes; this love for magic, to have it as eternal, to wonder when times grow mundane; (but actions are furious, that seeping argument, those sleepless hours, that three a.m. climax); to die with grace, this German slant, while musing upon something different: that tall woman, those sculpted legs, that angel’s face; as fully possessed, gnawing into flesh, our blood trickling into dimensions. I thought for us, as some sort of fool, our women reading our prose; to have attacks, to know our brains, that fragment that dares appear; while bent through madness, where souls want liquor, this a.m. rush; wherever this thing, this deep seated high, as addicted to shifting lows; this craving of souls, that mystic professor, those climbs through rights our wrongs; to have those feelings, while fraught with guilt, while a friend sings our sadness. I met a cobra, as charming as magic, peering at this invisibility. We dined in public, while seated at brunch, our words our food for glasses. It shouldn’t be real, those antic skies, as dipping clouds, where hell is everso near; as loving life, this child of woes, to pardon a soul by mere classifications; but less to woes, as more to lust, tripping through time; this fretted scar, abated by none, where wine pours into wounds.  


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