Tuesday, May 30, 2017

By Love & War (Our Swan)

Greetings, Love; this feral wilderness, as fraught with anchors—such tender bliss, while surfing waves, adrift our horizon: that achy soul; those various raptures; those enchanting roses: where time is witness, that interior promise, while afforded one dream; to pillage doors, while rising glory, agaze by innocent deaths—that Cajun wisdom, afloat by Paris, accustomed to walls. Our nights to luxury, racing through fires, every increment a baptism; those sky-visions, as sky-brown eyes, and curly vines; this life of souls, that subtle energy, at tales, that burgundy heart; or more to rising, too aloft to see, while bathing in sky-waters. We drift this wave, melding prose, eager to cross your T’s: our telic hearts; infused with blues; as jazzy as ancient scholars: afforded passions; not merely screams; as cushioned our souls; that far away planet, as courted through intuition, so aware this person peeking by mirrors.     

Day two

It becomes television, this movie as life, evaluating characters; that outer drama, that typical countenance, those palms to floors while screaming; this life of angles, feeding ferrets, alarmed by nuances; albeit, to silence, that inner fire, flapping a pond of geese—that miracle swan, by grace an angel, a bit frantic by machination; as life for clearance, that realization, weary of incurring bad karma: that mystical eye, while channeling fevers, too concerned with mediocrity; for all is newness, adrift a scar typical winds, while challenged this lake of grandeur.

Lights are spinning, by pure calculations, as on-seers are oblivious: that mettlesome mind; that searing wit; that ensuing distrust; where souls mingle, enchanted by truths, this search for clarity; as musicality, or instrumentals, at agonies to distinguish waves. It becomes television, those deep illusions, at wonder those infallible positions; as speaking by harms, accused as gadflies, for pointing at fallacies—or more for contradictions, those weary perfections, while swimming in mire; but more to love, as remaining silent, until angst flees its cocoon.

Day Three


Somewhere an arc, that subtle thump, as art’s communication; to drift afar, running through orchards, plucking orchids, wishing upon whimsies—to see for hearts, this space in souls, as gravid a brain-quake—while feeling dizzy, at wakes a dream, to envision our legacy: that preparation; those applications; that online labyrinth; to see perfection, in little a mind-well, as kissed a feather those sparks.  There’s something to us—attempting at words, while stirring cores: those achy roots; those expectations; as passing an onus by torch; such fluff, as witnessed disjunction, while another nods in agonies: this place in us; this ontic realization; while sketching a clown; that remote island, as lonely a gavel, where souls seek solace: that measure in time; that non-address; this ark as merely symbolic; to grip a petal or floor a pedal, while halted by visions: that gorgeous sunset; those wavy clouds; that purpose in lights a whisper; as daughters float, by rich acacia or oaken sap—that wooden panel; that porcelain vase; that helium balloon; as seeing portals, embraced by life, to realize oblivion—that coarse ache, fleeing through wildlife, while petting a jaguar—that miracle fire, as accused of love, to have gained a fortress: this curious vision, those jasper screams, that gown and hat; where spirits watch, as disenchanted, tugging at intentions: where unsaid was brutal, while comments were affective, afloat our colors.  

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