Friday, April 28, 2017

Dysfunctional Pirates

I broke a vessel, as to outrun time, our deserts but fantasies; to open doors, waking invisibility, this captive by dreams; afflicted by years, as never to redeem, filtering obtuse actions: that ghost to brains, those images as introjects, that casual disdain—as internal clocks, our brains on repeat, that kitchen by pork chops: adrift as born; this shifty legacy; our screams muffled by mother. We sung freedom, afflux a harpoon, believing in freedom: those cold utensils; that indebted freedom; those years at deposits—to incur madness, this wretched cycle, to reminisce those former days. It comes by terror, to love as unseen, this sun to flicker noon hours—while whales churn, so simple that agony, racing by escapes our seas: that wet feeling; that salty discharge; those beige tulips—where joys tumble, followed that sudden second, by caresses those lines to yoga. We colored fancies; a psych perused; our folders thrust by perceptions; that infallible ark, careful by virtue—those indelible imprints—to die concerns, a leaf to a rabbit—grass to a poodle: if be it this life, picturing Legos, or a tier of blocks; that frantic angst, to do as appropriate, to garner approval; as living that way, our mirrors that lie, if but to extract that terrible lie. I skinned a plum, at furry that queen, to realize they wouldn’t care; for love so wretched, as shared with myriads, while to profess that energy: (It’s not for pains, where honesty dwells, that unfortunate tragedy; but ore to sorrows, where images are sold, by insidious souls: that horrible faceprint; that fabulous sky-tear; where measures are molded for freedoms. It comes by tragedy; that need for certain privileges; while truths become a reason to alienate; so more to lies, as worlds unravel, while one stands in stillness that donkey). I’m losing texture, this flexible weed, as tender that holiness—to break by essence, those charming winds, a bit for bitter as disgruntle; so more to lying while becoming numb, fleeing from person to person—that pleaded forgiveness, in every situation, that recurring dialogue; or more to freedoms, to exclaim as freedoms, enduring that touch of alienation; as respecting life, while affording freedoms, while one’s soul remains at liberties: that lonely space or that treacherous outcome, while ostracizing accountability. I’ve sung a song, fleeing for flitting, while floating aloft an ideal: that naïve nature, where humans are freedoms, divested of consequences: this place of lies, for actions strike at causes, while feeling a touch of mud. We thought it beauty, as oh so gorgeous—that feeling of inadequacies; to give freely, that inner disdain, while afflicting flesh: that tragic excuse; that disloyal spin—entrusted by something remarkable; as living that life, as cold as glaciers, while yearning for warm waters; this thing of forgiveness, for something treacherous, this recurring theme. I’m lost a fantasy, trekking a sea-wavering-desert, at forgiveness this blighted mirror; as discolored, flipping through dolor, a poet by door-prints: that chandelier; that mahogany carpet; our racist environments; as claiming healthy, that pyre of souls, where a child of color dwells. I’m at tears, embedded in laughter, to imagine this horrid design; as speaking of dreams, to culture our young, while souls are blighted by inferiority; as knowing our places, affected by soulprints, a life of feeling small. It became a myth, this racist soul, to adore this thing she loathes: our bleeding trestles; those inner cravings; that touch of anything but color—where souls are textured, fawning for riches, while constructing a negative self-portrait; but never father, for father’s sick, as sick as truths; that cryptic arc, racing through dimensions, held accountable for poorness: this deep infection, where souls scurry, while richness dictates our inner cinemas: that morbid outlook; that legacy a mirage; this feeling to eradicate those perfected errors: to see us running, at wheels our hells, to that very thing our parents loathe. It takes for measures, this charted island, to witness to something askew: where loneliness speaks, this welkin philosophy, as opposed to dying alone. I must retreat, while pointing to dysfunction, where hell has unraveled our castles.      

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