Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Silent Sanctums

I hear your essence, screaming but nonchalantly, at perils to exist our brains; this lavish music, at mercy such love, while stressing a series of goblins. I saw for faces, at chase an image, slanted by associations: that feral fence; those trenchant wells; our emotions to guillotines; insomuch, as thoughts, to conjure ecstasy, pouring into concrete: this barreling fever, as challenged his grays, at pace to adventure his myths; where mother cries, as warning about pits, our daughters pleading our existence: that achy passion; our lambent sessions; those moments gripped in anxieties; wherewith, those arms, that shift in silence, or sudden a volt by meditations; thereto, a dream, to become enraptured, while encased in visions: that long trail; that sea of violence; that mixture of personalities: as feeling beauty, while engrossed in others, this song sacrifices souls. I must confess, this physical terror, while enchanted that mystic chandelier; at terrible textures, your frightening powers, while becoming deathly aloof: that attic battle, as cattle our feelings, this running by voice to capture sorrows; for love was adverse, an inverted kindness, while deep for life at admirations; to sing softly, this method of scars, while afforded this achy silence; as becoming surgery, that inner cadence, to break with sanity’s reach: that falling moon; our sun to music; our stars as sullen harbingers—to feel at energies, that month of infusion, while becoming intimidated; to vet through feelings, this measured insecurity, whereby, one retreats. (I’m picking portraits, that place in brains, removing Love from her pedestal: our torn gardens; our flowing petals; our gardenias shedding tears; therewith, are scars, this welling upheaval, for years forged impressions: this want for irony; this tale of souls; our passions at breaths our retrievals; to find our mirrors, buried in seaweed, as to unravel furious imageries: that sailing flute; those mystical organs; our countries as internal wizardries; where love could live, if but for sacrifice, if but a hundred years younger: that space in time; as filled with statues; aloof to resistance: that inner soul; that outer spirit; at once, to invade our silent sanctums). 

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