Thursday, April 20, 2017

Our Swan Knows Our Voice

How to get there, floating through rooms, accustomed to rooms: this mental box; that smothered feeling; that instinct but defensive; (to avoid life, a game of blocks, twisted for colors as one force): those tragic eyes; that inner funeral; that decoration; (as father’s skin, mother's brow, this wave of independence). I raked a wound, tugging its scab, bleeding into our future: that intricate swan; that defiant love; our reason to perish by sky-drops; (this inner vest, that seashore of thoughts, that welkin disposition). I utter differences; this legend of time; as to remember our nature. It comes by journey, as utilized souls, peering at human mysteries; to vanish with pride, upon that inner train, this process of textures; as living forever, a dream to a portrait, a vessel but our lives: (plucking bluegrass; palming pomegranates; as more to nurture an inner gift): that ship as waiting; that cinema as emerging; those wounds as dancing. It becomes an art, to trot by telepathy, while others worry of this gesture—those shadows that mimic, at gestures so file, while peering into secrets: (this strict leisure, as becoming a business, while baptizing smothered emotions—to see that face, filled with mercy, as accused of becoming aloof): to sing by patience, to diagnose an ache, to become by strength a soul. We speak of love, as oh to utter for love, while so removed from actual love: this government by actions; this type of polity; this music made popular through private intensions;—as more to truths, we have for interests, this method as means to an end—as dying in parts, where ships are sailing, to turnaround through telepathy—that channeled art, requiring concentration, (but waves of a swan); as, too, a sister, floating for flying, a member of our conventicle(s): that cherished heartbeat; that reluctant chastisement; that fury for solidarity; to chant by paradox, to stream as scientists, to review a claim by evidence: that locomotive; that splendor by tears; that recording of heart-symbols. I died to see it—flushed with agonies, to have misrepresented life—this incumbent journey, your words in print, to become a soulquake—or even a voiceprint, palming ashes, reading into legends: to conjure a feeling, to feel a feature, to compose by arts that fire: our intricate fevers, as confused by processes, to have earned this inner aching. I adore our notes, as defying gravity, a pail of peaches floating upwards: this song he sung; while finding favors; pointing at inward sacrifices. It must be life, as to have lived this life, as churns a product of life; (to have as was, this art that is, while flitting into a flowered future): that casual observance, as shifted our hearts, this budlike conviction: as souls galore, as a vehicle of lights, perusing Deuteronomy 6.     

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