Friday, October 20, 2017

Living Our Social Institutions

Seeing sights softly, at winded frustrations, our wrists at convulsions—as seething chaos, or speaking legendaries, at terrors petting lions: those spidery thoughts, lingering for falling, appalled by legacies—as Cartier memories, or psychotic faces, fueled for laughing at wakes with ghosts: this field bleeding, our cotton fingers, as resorted to economic resources.  [I love this you, so distant a scar, while surfing private quarters].  I awake, screaming, therewith, a nudge, at tyrannies pleading forgiveness: this inner you, at secrets those sessions, to find with agonies our truest investments: to souls beaming, those weekend ecstasies, at livid matrimonies—this place bleeding, as a sentence to die, while pardoned this inner sanctum—as more confused, where realities clash, our mosaics denoted as self-delusion.  I heard love, this trapeze falling, while orchestrated a solid venture; this curse wailing, as seizing intestines, that countenance tormented—where breath is disordered, as passions flush orgasms, whereas, it felt good to disobey: this song at repeats, this woman as Caesar’s harlot, our dreams to perfect loyalties.  I chased for rising, to feel this feature, a man to rooms feeling akin to, Prince; indeed, our cranberries, those blueberry textures, that ruby red rose—at courses flooded, infused a scream, to want for it appealed to psychoses: that flower bleeding, those thorns digging, this shrubbery bearing witness; thereto, are rivers, this Nile bathing Ethiopians, our essence wounded with intentions—to die laughing, our martyrs seeking glory, this vest as strangled unto everlasting insanities.  [I hailed to see you, this fire flushing, to evolve as hating you: that miracle dysfunction, our worlds lost, typing for dreaming seething this illusion]; hereupon, sketching this image, where bodies are insecure—as vulnerability, or tender affections, choking for bawling while laughing, It hurts.  I saw Jamaica, as fleeing to Jerusalem, at science by mentals to Europe: our calypso liquids, our Dior dreams, this Versace suitcase—as tormented, sailing, to cry your aches, at pleasures to have lost such reality; this psychotic self, as fused to majesties, a socket sparking letters to your name.  Its cold a scream, leering at buttocks, while to imagine stretch-marks; to kiss each fever, afflux with passion, nibbling for biting while suckling blood.  Oh for warmth, as cold a vision, to tare with dying: this crowded loneliness, at furious sky-weather, to forage for failing while laughing at delusions—this miracle science, to float but dreams, while able to tap existence that mystery: those shivering palms, our charisma weaving, at whispers to imagine, Isaiah: this fixed mentality, while bathing in dung, to push for eating while rebuking saintliness: that picture cringing, as melting in flurries, at pulse to touch debating our essence.  I die this you, as never able to sin, while sinning, nonetheless—at frantic textures, this scene as livid, to expose with life this human feather—as remorse would scream, while active at infractions, to pretend with life that pain shall decrease.  Oh for passions, as laughing his mind, as oh for furious women—that Agnes Feminist, that colored Womanist’s, at remarks censoring those female Atheists—this life as incredible, to suffer such joys, while pleading our un-blemished institutions—while Naïve languishes, for wanting such seconds, to have for irony such maniac copulation; indeed, to shames, this inner theologian, this man years afore a mental Rake—to cut with precision, this woman at laughter, to grip for dying yanking at his aches.


It could to mercy, as living in sessions, to find with time our seasons to pass; as resorting to pleasures, this intense vixen, as pure a martyr debating our notions: if but a scream, as skin was gnawed, this flux of self, (our fluids at outbursts): that florid moon; that realized sun; our angst at bay while motions are monstrosities: that beige agony, that furious dream, our souls to psychotic women; that space he died, that vestibule she cried, our priests but humans gnawing at deaths.              

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