Monday, February 20, 2017

Firebrand

You couldn’t color me, this floating wave, as imaged by daughters: You couldn’t kill, this colored culture, as so near to love me. It becomes amazing, this runaway slave, tired of sitting still; while born to parody, or cave’s adventures, partially at mother’s war; to blame a soul, as never to credits, this man afloat, Let it be! I turned a corner, this naked woman, seated beneath gravel. I moved a stone; she disappeared; I saw an image. We float this way, lashed by society, to render this core resistance; as flying boldly, as cold as glaciers—that warm compassion. I died as living, this living as dying, to meet admiration: this storm of times; this Cajun spirit; somewhere as immortal; where doves cry, this purple song, alive this itch for more; that inner arc, as vibrant as heartbeats—this woman to reappear. It couldn’t be mother, writhing in gravel, where tires tread humans; that feverish soul, as febrile for wars, repenting for forgiveness. I’d grant it in passing, a man at loses, to fathom this welkin sin: that drifting touch, that Danish rush, this inverted chaos; as being mine, this song of woes, as capitalized in grandeur; to live it warmly, where falcons settle, as one a phoenix of dreams; this sphinxly guile, to induce a soldier, as mother trekked his psyche.  Our mental winters, asearch for cymbals, agaze at souls to live—that ark of dreams, severed by raging seas, as extracted from father’s mirrors: this Turkish drum, this Roman chant—our excursion through Persian prose; to find with love, this needs to sing, as more to encourage triumphs; where daughters wail, this crucial tenet, at peace to succeed by graces.  I loved an eagle, this woman through graves, as one cultured through ethics—where deers are eyes, as lemurs are wits, where today was a sullen visage; to come to pleasures, this style as natural, to form through psychs an inner image; as mother dies, to live by sinews, despite this face of heaven.  I’m more a spirit, afloat this ghostly realm, a bit frantic that journey; where father sings, as one imbued, as to return a gentle lad.  It should be gentle, at what expense, where resistance forms fires—to stream again, alive again, where songs promote effusions.    

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