Friday, June 9, 2017

We’re Losing Mystery

That quasi-element, at once, to intentions, aflame gravity—as semi-giants, aloof to hubris, at love with vengeance: that local heart-fly, ablaze a travesty, quasi-locomotives; to appear a curtain, by tares a deacon, by rites a female priest; to effect justice, while broken a nightstick, at flux a series of souls; that lying ache, betraying its temple, as sacred as a sullen gulp; where tortures reign, by voice an arcade, insomuch, as cadence; to rend cloth, a fist to skies, and two palms of dust; where agonies yield, that majestic center, as brains leak into actions; for something’s tugging, as ever by traumas, as held captive by appeasing others: this grace by charms, while shorn at poverties, at once, a mirror miscalculated—as pleading stories, as others are heard, while to ignore passing currents: that type of fan, as rich to selfish, aloft a scream kicking at pillars: this error of cries; as cursed a crooked vision; at woes to distinguish life; where dolphins wail, shifting through waves, at frequency a mystic volt.  We’re living mystery, so certain a dream, aloft predictability—where love is tentacles, while love is reaching, as love would capture—that deep investment, this quasi-religious, that sanctified station—thereto, infinity, as tugged a soul, feeling at nails such symbolism. I feel sounds, as floating dimensions, at once, to envision particular souls: this candent heart; that lambent arc; this range of multiplicities: if but to witness, this inner church, as refused upon kaleidoscopes; as lives a scream, at eyes an opening, while our promenades are flushed with goddesses. We trot to majesty, as decoding mysteries, our eyes as newly mosaics—that mental koan, that deep satori, our vests tunneled through rituals: that lark breathing; our bones trembling; our aches to souls.   

I’d Save The Reader Years

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