Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Depth Something Tragic

I seep by creases, as found in crevices, to leap by ashes—this fount immortal, as told a son, to flee for flying that desert current—as alleluia, those wilting welts, afar by dungeons that scar. If time is gentle, our anguish to wings, so far attached to sorrows; that mortal sting, as suffocating death, those ledgers depicting our imageries. I sought a swan, as sung a song, so far to curses that born indifference; those sordid affections, as shared with brilliance, to find aside those odors: our nescience bleeding; our treasures afar that cliff; our rivalries becoming unsung nuances: if brought to kef, while alive through liquor, that agony restraining tortures: that velvet face; our faceless screams; our neighbors sensing divinity—as brooks to souls, or mothers solid pressures, as found destroyed but grasping for breath; where arts perish, as destroyed in liquids, while terror haunts our region. I die that mind, as infused that mind, to unwind by depth that immortal clinging. I heard a swan, as lived a swan, to ballet through trauma to dance our cries: that cryptic feather, as aborting perceptions, while, nonetheless, to hold contempt; as buried in glasses, peering at luxuries, a man by years pleading for perfection: that achy woman, to drift his mind, as closure to hold by terrors. [(We trudge for solace, that immortal wisdom, fevered for flying while falling through hells—as sought for Jesus, those tussles with Krishna, while to sin by a godless soul: those mosaic crimes, as Moses would cringe, our days afloat defining kites—as liquid his arch, while afflicted his soul, to leer into motion’s mirrors—those atoms grieving, as molecules bled, our hurt a bit to Daniel: if gave him life, to take that life, while one becomes that power—than ache this tale, as terrified souls, our homes to treacherous behaviors)]. I found a swan, so delicate a jewel, so aloof a magician—to blend as daiquiris, our grandmother’s sin, while forgetting our tragic lives; as never forgiveness, for one to perfections, with aches to hear of sin: that precious disposition, as one better than Jesus, at wonders this thing for crosses. I’m slipping lowly, to arise with virtues, peering at baser elements; to know for Paul, this saint of villains, upon my road to Damascus—that gravid light, as kicking against goads, afraid a horse might escape: that terrific terror, as tragic an art, to seep too lowly that entrance of minds.


I’m sensing anguish, or that mellow agony, while afforded grit to surface; that inner cloth, that tunic scream, abated by offices aglow; that hankering numbness, those gothic wings, as never we lived so accursed—those tragic crimes, pitted in tragic times, our mothers forced to persevere. I felt sensory, to escape a notion, so deep to feel that volt; as sudden conjecture, this life she lives, as impartial facing partialities: that mount by hills; those electric fires; our chants to seep into catastrophes—as more to epiphanies, as discerning lights, while pitted in transmigrations; that swan singing, as Princess listens, her eyes swelling with acidic tears; that inner father, as born to nurse, while finding solace that step-father’s brains. I’m living cold, to marshal by arts, this woman by lyric-taekwondo: if but to perish, seated with Buddha, this Christian alive with Thick Nat Hahn; as eclipses flourish, while minds turn blank, that guidance as supernatural. If only by aches, this faceless river, as conflicted with similes—that priest at demons; that exorcist to fail; that torrid possession—as never a thought, so shifty with chills, fevered by cadence those warm waters: if but a dream, to cage our terrors, I’ll scream alive our sharers. I’m seeking nectar, this concretive-abstract, as one playing with words: but sense for lights, as never so authentic, while a kaleidoscope fails to preach it—that death he cried; that soul he ached; that affection as lost; where mothers panic, so alive that curse, to find for reaching where alleys are curious. This alikeness of death, where death is like lightning, as furious a scream our inverted dreams: that casual likeness; that hymn to souls; our creators seeping into remote regions.    

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