Sunday, April 9, 2017

Song Unsung

Such as fair glory, our beauty in bottles, as advertised through waves; that inner succession, as made manifest, those jasper dreams—as visions that life, running at sundown, aloft a city of phantoms; as curved his life, while curbed his pains, our palms filthy with dice; to grip a clump of grass, kneeling at black oak, a bit by sparks that inner soulquake: those fresco sorrows, a swamp of mayflies, this emission into wilderness: that jasmine face; that psychic rasp; our spirits borne to fires—as casual fools, or wildlife peasants, either/or, a song unsung. We appear unsteady, pegged by images, and no one’s amazed: as using souls, while discarding souls, as said souls grieve. We laugh to feel, this hysterical rain—our mirrors as picturesque—that fatal wild-growth, our coffins as speaking, our minds as ill-receptive: that swamp of mayflies; that tragic totem; that hymn chastising sin: if but an ache, this leitmotiv, that recurrent stream; as captive souls, this melodrama—our lives painted at darkness; to see at souls, this tomb of knots, as falling forward gripping guts: that cold function, as sorrow breathes, this ballad melancholy. I’m a blank papyrus, knitted into destiny, a crypt to a soul this fleeing; as captive his life, our threaded eclipse, as so far in that broken perfection; to jettison instincts, as webbed in instincts, while trained through instincts: this cryptic war; our grout to crevices; as said would breathe in poison: our unshod hearts, that facial tsunami, those nights at prayer for teardrops. It comes with fury, this inner justice, while at odds with life; our nibs to brains, that inner doorwoman, our blood as mortar; to see his life, jeweled in chaos, our song as unsung: that leitmotiv, as centered in miseries, while patient at kindness; or more suspicious, as peering at mirrors, laughing as escaping our straightjackets. There’s fiery duets, this cadenza of souls, as purchased through love longevity; to soothe with purpose, this chorus as chasing, that love as thrumming: this course in souls; this wave in oceans; our cry by seas that echo to hearts: if be it that gentle; if be it that gray; our banda(s) as mere our brains.  

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