Tuesday, May 29, 2018

Cross Cultural Ghettoes


I pace roughly, while sipping black syrup, a tad bit confused: this cryptic abuse, this bleeding culture, this sap with juice: those blazing cigars, this kitchen by smaze, this adventure towards Netherlands: our Australian cousins, our African uncles, our European blood streams: this wellic feeling, this mutual disdain, this inner cabinet: to unleash ghosts, this goblin affair, this pier by memoirs: our fitted suits, this color as shifting, this colorless as dominant: our bold brides, this woman we adore, our ski-lodge feuds: if but by panic, to announce as losing,  this drilling sensation: those white shields, those brown diamonds, this yellow horizon: while partly psycho, or terrified by mirrors, or petrified of self: this feminine monster, this gentle skycraft, this allergic aphrodisiac.  I cut with time, redeeming violence, while torn this lose of time: our gradual insights, our beaming wits, where life sends its curve: this alien ball, this inking bat, this melting glove: as young souls, stressed by ghetto rites, or redeemed but dearly unlatched: this fading linchpin, this screw unwinding, those pegs trampled under silence: this remarkable feeling, this trenchant curse, this web latching upon hearts.  I remember its onslaught, this season for gifts, this horrific feel-good: our lively parents, this shift in moods, this terrific dinner: that Galatians Alphabet, our nights enthralled, our doors proving this Ghost: (this living catastrophe, this feel-good destroyer, those years to treading pavements): this trick-or-treat, this treat be-good, this trick for goods: our Sahara Atmospheres, this stuffy stench, those grimy otters: if but our curse, this fair dilemma, those cross-county cranberries: our explosive fights, this tale with chimes, this tale with clauses—those romantic promises, this perfect life, this designated difference.  *We perish with life, We die our resurrections, We count our twigs: this style by cultures, such unyielding sophistication, to become alarmed where we sense its absence: this essence by empires, this legacy by ghetto rites, this séance supporting mental keenness—our days to fantasies, this steep admiration, or so subtle it appears before intimation: our winded souls, our adverse scars, or this pledge to distress potential vibrancies: as men guzzling, while seated at hearts, to dine upon God’s arteries: this vacant puzzle, this holy sickness, or this reasoning through denial: our aches and bridges, our inner appetites, or this design troubling longevity: this waking curse, this void through dungeons, to grip for life this outer parachute.*  I sat at renaissance, aging but a young lad, while nursing mother back to consciousness: this thing with life, as hidden from reality, while children witness our indiscretions: those bold lies, that lying mirror, that ignorant doctor: to speak of lungs, or to suggest purities, while arguing us concerning our livers: that foolish soul, this foolish world, that foolish heart-murmur: at cliffs pleading, if but to leap—our children gripping our ankles: this wealth by dysfunction, this abused child, where innocence becomes hardened replies: to seek for normality, where children become adults, to then upon this super relationship: our dear indoctrination, our bull-shark mentalities, our essence seeping into usage: those bold barks, that ripened root, that steep suggestion.  I hear life, this sheer abandon, or this defensive personality: where secrets are held tightly, while intrusion spears-forth this lashing, indeed, even this retaliatory disposition: this thing with shame, as pulled towards its aversion, while feeling sickened by pursued interaction: our dreams with scars, our visions with doubts, or our lives cornered by goblins: those treasured allies, or abusive agents, where souls search for slumber: those tarsier eyes, this fidgety nature, or this calming friend giving more: while souls mock, watching our destruction, as grinding hell to keep their distance: this coarse reality, our souls devastated, our grandparents mourning.                            

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