Saturday, September 16, 2017

Rainbows Bleeding Color

I failed fatherhood: I’ve failed humanity: I cry without tears; and death was real, this splendid absence, leering through eyes by vacuums: that sheer insanity, our constipation, as attempting to feel our emotion—to bring it forward, this cyst to brains, our tragic epilepsies: that riveted culture, attempting to vitiate depression, at terrors this steep admiration: to sense so closely, as forced to behave, where unsaid love administers a rift.     I cry purple: I die intrusions: I want for romance a second into a feeling: this horrid shadow, as blackness to lights, to film by hearts or cryptic silence: this musical madness, as spontaneity, while focused your image—this space to perish, this land as blighted, our souls as revolving those possibilities: if torn asunder, this delicate rose, our petals spelling out c.a.t.a.s.t.r.o.p.h.e: as bubbling acidic(s), this inch into lovelocks, to admire for cadence this distant rock: instead, I confess, this awkward hour, where love erases those misconceptions—this valid animosity, those shivering tulips, to reach out by kissing unsaid monster; at inner tyranny, this eclectic rainstorm, to love while found to fall apart.     I feel dejected; this wretched merry-for- rounds, while suppressing this mutual fault-by-findings: that snake by inheritance; this dragon by clearance; as said for perfect while bleeding deathly our sentiments—that casual off-birth, this psych flying, our grandparents feeling beyond statutes—that bold clearance, as seeping by realizations, to come to grips this reoccurring finish-line: that gray fraction, as opposed to seeing, where hearts thump that sudden revelation—if sung to seek, or seeking as sung, this morbid, terrible investigation—to ask for sincerity, as rendered this monsoon, to fall to carpet gripping at air-beams—as wooden elation, our waxed infinities, while cleaving to this intricate act of repentance—as mother’s proud, forsaking our scissor(y) sacrifice, while seeping into needing forgiveness.     We could to die, at love that hour, to resist unto deaths as never returning: this constant butterfly; this regressive caterpillar; this eyeless ladybug—where mothers perish, as fathers are oblivious, to have his thoughts at facial confrontation: that beer with wine; out pork-rhine sensations; this thought as perfect where behavior appears cordial; as feelings soar, to imbue our hearts, to curse with time our retrievals; as, therewith, this deadly incantation, afloat as drilled into repressive states: that casual torment; such sincere withdrawal; to scratch by sights of blood while screaming bloody sensations: our mind-fields; our soul-deaths; this miracle as aloof to proprieties: our deadly sorrows, to want for clearance, plummeted by extra-terrestrials—that gray vexing, as seeking its face, to come by grips tripping into melancholia: that beige remembrance; that tyrannical sensation; our days to crimes as uncommitted—where essence moans, as groaning in essence, to fly with negligence.     [I’m dazed a storm, fumbling through rights and wrongs, at clearance to perish—this finicky layer, where terror takes precedence, while one at horrors becomes blind to actions; this elfin portrait, as gremlins frantic, to curse with time our endless mirrors—this chaotic promise, as racing through shadows, to pull but achy veins from faces: to give such torture, while privileged to winds, as such to ignore this plaguing tumor.     I could to live, as divested of tranquility, while unsaid aircraft pillages our dungeons—this horror of times, where sanity drifts, at clearance to speak in silent depressions: this inner milking, as silk to swords, to pillage one’s guts: this fantastic lobe, bombarded by tentacles, our minds becoming this adverse cosmos—to die such kef, inverted but fleeing, this wave of images destroying mind-portals].      

I’d Save The Reader Years

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