Sunday, September 24, 2017

We Live Our Propositions, To Posit Our Dreams

So dead to silence, aloof through cycles, at tears this inner vex—to tense metaphysics, as cursed a scream, at dreams our psychic physics—to capture swans, this tale of pirates, as soft but driven those times.  We seek closure, this commonality, as refusing to thrust a volt; to laugh, as, nevertheless, to feel but comatose—this wicked pleasure, as evil cadence, arising as one spent by pleasures: our cruel existence, at flux through portals, at love those cries.  It could but feelings, to ignore such dying, while cleaving to absence: those beige rivers, our inner Sierras, this queen cooking breakfast—to tether a thought, at rifts to perish, those enchanting thighs—as marvelous detrimental(s), or Cajun instrumentals, this man too exclusive—where crime cherished, this art of Satans, those hearts invoking, Isabella—or deaths to life, this testing of souls, to give but essence time but souls—this inner math, as outer cries, our secrets to feel as wholesome—therewith, a scar, this terrible friend, insofar, as our mental guidance. 

We would to fancies, as lives a miracle, leering but finish-lines; those sexual acrobatics, this cloister in minds, our guilt while torched within—those jasper daisies, as to visit our sanities, those exercised arms; this killing of souls, our childhood mascots, those laps as barely breathing; while bold to flourish, as cut to grizzle, this grit as purpose as dreams—as, notwithstanding, our trickster brains, while believing deception those deer eyes.  We famish softly, a fortnight of fasting, where elements become jumbled: that brave swan; that reaching sibling; our imperfect perfections: if but a pot, our broiled chicken, those onions wafting through membranes—our child-reach screams, that inner teddy, our cats too selfish for sexy—as torn a cord, or vexed a villain, our daughters ingesting behaviors—those tall tales, as verses actions, to come to terms spewing venom.  [Our skies are cold, this bathing by fires, to flee as outrunning our mirrors—this beige current, as aloof to violence, while our sheets speak to warfare: this terrible pressure; those horrible pleasures; our mothers laughing at innocence].

We grapple images, debating scars, this woman too vicious that faint by hearts—as gorgeous scenery, or stage-life insanity, too appealing by feeble gestures: those sunlit eyes, that lethargic, Yes, where loins rupture as bleeding through cloth: those terrible tortures, to win such legacy, this funeral craving its last dance—where father laughs, as corners to souls, to pilfer our refrigerators: those spoiled greens; that peach-fuzz chili; that stalwart nectarine—as, too, to smile, our wives ranting, this feeling by souls a miracle: that chanting derrière; those manicured breasts; that boisterous laughter—as nigh maniacal, or ever psychotic, to catch a glimpse while feeling uneasy; indeed, her life, as running for perfections, this chase as becoming resentments: those porcelain knees; this kneading of personas; this waistline as far unbearable.   


Such infatuation, by mere a glance, our poets as maddened insanities—those cyan blouses, that blasé affection, this feeling as lurking while arms fail to reach: if but to die, this kiss flailing wolves, our coyotes chasing foxes: that horrid embrace; as livid a scar; to open wounds laughing while steeped at love; this miracle confession, to perish those trimmed bangs, embarrassed by highlights: that new invention, as becoming, Simone, or broken a heart beating gloom—as arisen his mind, our inner humanities, this armoire of fantasies: that phantom brain, to swoop through darkness, as appearing a second into manifestos—this gleaming portrayal; that lingering soul-press; this ink to wounds that bladder of fruits; to hold her life, as cores churn, affected by tears.              

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