Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Swan Star

Hi Love; this miracle transformation, with mother seeing glory: that potential element, that Jesus scar, our grandmothers dreading death—this existential, that pragmatic voice, this heat rising in his intestines—where swans drift, at cadence a terror, to cut for hearts a simple sentence: this casual plague, those ignorant guitars, those placating clouds.  I know for ventures, this getting away, this ship split sinking into bubble gum: if but for love, to come through pains, as livid a lucid lightning-bar: those mental prisons, this crucial psych, our distance as such to breathe: haven’t you heard, this immortal luggage, so hard to face that unlivable clash—those graphic arts, that mural in Watts, our Spanish ancestors; where this is life, those merry eyes, that bounce cleaving to perceptions—to hear for deaths, to curse for feelings, to sip this pail of coffee; indeed, as wrecked, searching for transmissions, shifting through spy-crafts: that inner membrane, this precious swan, this liquor offending myriads—as loose with negligence, while vocal with guidance, a place in tears crying as relieved.  I pass by deaths, to rejoice in pleasures, seeping into rhythm for blues: those plaintiff red eyes, that lawyer digging, that grandfather living—as but a rule, as dragged through memories, to see this internal inheritance: as craving in private, to generate a distant soul, at remorse coursed to recite a thousand verses—that burgundy moon, as knowing for tired, while cringing for dying ignorance: that trickling blade, this itchy neck, this space in orbs explosive with chaos.  (I blaze a cigar, pondering sunlit eyes, infusing this immortal swan.  I think to mother, pleading for tongues, as a father sips teas: that reckless third person, that furious feature, to come to grips acting for spirits: this brook flowing, as Gertrude watches, this cygnet splaying smaze: as Irish liturgies, seasoned with nuance, to courage as dying infrequent with deaths: our inner voice, your mobile soul, this feeling to floors gripping his guts.  We love at passions, fleeing to islands, pausing for flying through Russia: this inner woman, this mental man, our studies to Jung.  I ache in treacheries: I live in futures: I die to explore this glacier—where mother frowns, but sees for goodness, as convicted this inner Ghost; albeit, wretched, this terrible feeling, to come to sights peering at colossal breath-beats.  I love this swan, to perish for treasures, while roaming this adult land: those petit arguments, this thrusting of energies, this love for something we die to complete: as freezer arcs, or warm lagoons, to leopard through Savannahs).     [I love for you, as blood drips from Christ, as science proves for viable.  I’ll perish this cycle, while laughing with Yahweh, this Jewish woman adding this prophet; indeed, this Danish friend, as never for sacrifice, while livid to stars this Irish soulmate; where rituals explode, as curses are broken, this nun splitting for drilling at Elijah.  I love for us, this breath so young, while years pass as feeling inadequate: to watch a sibling, loving her father, while ignored a slither: this want for hugs, plus, advice, to sentence this death: our casual icecream, our seconds to looking in, that friend as a bit complaisant; but this is life, where thoughts are not there, to run from anything confrontational: this wretched soul, pleading for intelligence, met with something by richness; as, nevertheless, to pray for souls, speeding through magic, afar a scar, adrift a moon; as cryptic science, to infuse your heart, a bit vocal this majesty.  We adore mirrors, as cursed by mirrors, this cedarchest advice—as moving mountains, to flesh a fig tree, our reeds bleeding our brains: this velvet love, as died for nothing, to relive for something: that mother spinning, that father smiling, our families as debated: if but to live, while cut through veins, to ask for pressures to abate.  I love your life, this violet constellation, those terms as purely unconditional—where love puddles, as splashed through caves, this pantomime riddle: if but to sing, as but to live, fleeing for captured while gnawing at infinity—this inner collision, this colossal scripture, our days to loving songs to daughters].            

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