Sunday, September 24, 2017

I Dreamt But Wings

I listen but deserts, this elicit wilderness, as to brooks our Spanish screams—as tall tales, this soul-cell, our vacant trance-phone: that livid lightning, as beige discernment, this future at mystic yesteryears.  I hear silence, this captive frequency, our yells screeching thunder: that Zenist River, our southern baptisms, this winter by genetics—to arise bleeding, as sweat trickles sulfur, our baths seated in electric chairs: that cold distance, as rapt’d by dangers, those labels affronting our mirrors.  I’m opera born, this ballad comedian, our orbs as harpoons—that wicked grin, as infused to die, at terrors that sleeping cadence—that moment crying, as swooped a vulture, our rabbits fleeing through meadow-storms: that skycraft, as sky-silver, at terrors this sky-center: our airwaves, as air-caves, this slave by natural birth: our pensive reality, sipping but condemned, as if we all seek sobriety: that achy soulquake, to judge by reflection, at errors those that appear as difference: this warm winter, as our cold summer, this fulgent performance—to laugh his brains, rebuking engrams, this introject threatening sanity—as tempest Spaniards, or nomad Egyptians, this swan nibbling for breakage our divinities—as born silky, our slime to mud-drifts, our mothers at terrible conclusions—where apes ravish, as gorillas vanish, our wives flatulent by graces.  I knew treachery, this flame at dice, where demons appeared—this ludic thought, as abbreviated with passion, flipping through a thunderclap: that intrepid swan, that ancient name, our saffron begonias—as Asian rites, this swoosh of winds, to cry our lagoon as mere eye-prints; hitherto, this lulling current, at theories to believe in justice: those sunray muscles; that firefly heart; this thief our wilderness as accustomed to private echoes—where mother cries, as dead a leaf, this emotional harvest—to laugh his arc, as filled with sentiments, that three year chip.  I should to vanish, as should to appear, clutching this woman’s church-bell: that inner rosary, those flickering sparks, this wax as cementing our arrangements: those laughing priests, as distracting heresies, to come to grips this lethal anchor—as never a soul, to die this wealth, our adventure by heirloom seas: that heartbeat-sermon; that sky-communion; that blast as fire igniting his journey—where father smiles, as steeped in essence, our grandparents steeply in trance—as caustic rites, to invade his guts, this spell absorbed.  I mirror patience, reacting to snowballs, while pushing for bleeding this lance; this serpent lust, as a serpent mĂ©lange, while potent a serpent’s repentance.  We must retreat, while billows are rising, this swan an alchemic sword—as granny lives, this augury of information, this rune of silence—to purchase by thoughts, this incredible memory—so young a cave-beat; as unphysical mystics, this pensive kismet, this whisper at stipples those screams; herewith, an anchor, peering at hazel eyes, afraid that love shall die—if but to brooks, or Spanish insights, where love would resurrect; but ever to deaths, this place about souls, as becoming sacral our Holy Cross; at truths, this dimension, as epistemic trances, to feel this subjective conviction—where gramps forges clocks, those ancient antiques, as granny nudges perfection—this space at arcs, to infuse a tsunami, this fireball laughing while tearing but lobes: indeed, but christic; indeed, but feelings; indeed, but foreign assaults rifting through insanity—those turquoise trembles, as friendly with time, a bit too photic for human perception—that cultic yogi, as this morbid academic, as, too, this one generating happiness—as laughs his brains, affronted that terror, afire this gravid fixture: this flapping of feathers; this tremendous as grayness; that woman too proud to subject—so more to honesty, to utter, We love you, while spent in time a vessel of dying.  I’m seeing gums, that marvelous laughter, as extant this saber-existence: that sudden splendor; that steep explosion; this want for graphic warfare—as never a crime, as to hewn perfection, while tender this want for death—that inner other, as liquid insanity, to clash at currents those dreams. 

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