Thursday, June 7, 2018

Damn Near Exhausted


…so precious at agonies, damn near crucified, and damn near elated: this suffering shadow, this Jungian Web, this caricature plaguing society: at grains with mystics, at honor with yogis, if but ruined sanctified by guts: this winter blue, this summer red, this burgundy windowpane: to love this swan, as aching this mother, our truest battles: as gramps laughs, for feeling with goodness, while granny smirks kissing this umbrella: our pure afflatus, our next by kinship, or brothers to planets to visit Jesus.  I differ from souls, this crazy, composed loser, where Love becomes jasper, this curse as seething, while husbands glean this sense before calamities: our subtle violins, this harpoon harp, this casual death wish: if but this climax, those brilliant lights, our months to worshiping mere women: those padlocks, this invisible knife, as it yanks for corroding flesh—those musicals blazing, this inner Mozart, or this baby those goo-goo smiles: as cultic advice, this grassy horizon, this fire lightning—or thunder be good, while hell becomes lavish, to enjoy as guts cleave to something stable: that breaking roof, this broken vase, this senseless granny clock: to plant a teapot, laughing at speculation, while hearts enjoy those wild posits: this precious fool, this precious belief, those precious concerns: while searching autonomies, racing through tactics, to find with pain this revving mystic: those bones to grit, this grit to cherish, or more, this passion exploding with indecency: that dialogue, this young self, as a woman convinced by pure aristocrats: that debonair glance, those cuffs speaking billions, this feud as pure friction: our midnight oak, this inner controversy, this precious, burning arc: to episode life, this pure invasion, this repeated necklace: to choke for ruins, to grip for dying, to come to grips this German Queen: indeed, against doctrine, indeed, against humanity, and indeed, this man dying those European gems.  I leaflet life, to imagine Smith, while cut a taste to maintain his space: our Jericho inventions, this bleeding fiber, this thread as reaching Syracuse: those goddess infections, this brilliant configuration, our big bodied women loving as succeeding—this logic in jars, this stimulus as deceased, if but that second to witness this frolicking psychopath; as, moreover, this elixir, or this mixed breed, or those reflexive actions: as moist as fallen skies, as resilient as falling cries, to imagine beyond this station called by sanity: this raging axis, this linguistic massacre, or professors ignoring this wellic disaster: at raw calligraphy, this marquise emerald, those depicted eye dreams: to cuss with violence, sipping red moons, where mother laughs at tasting our guts: this father pendulum, this psych’s infestation, or this sculpture redeemed as human: those phones to brains, this phone to guts, this telepathic ability: if but concentration, to feel that frantic thump, where most take pain for granted: this love by wolves, this fabric by hyenas, as goodness performs before its entourage: this childhood fable, this adorable, voluptuous, psychotic: this penchant whetstone, this skinny dream, or this monster claiming our amazons: as ember symbols, or heart-ringed catastrophes, where passion rolled a cigarette: our taboo textures, our picturesque wounds, if but this yogi ten deaths prior—as insanity wings, those daughters to fantasies, to sense that father would carve a falcon: our brains to Yahweh, our guts to Ghosts, our dreams to one last chance to confess—as steep cobwebs, by trapdoor spiders, if but this hydrant opus: this musical orchestra, this infusion symphony, or this radicalized first departure: our guts hanging, our souls cleaving, this myriad palladium of gods: those whispers bleeding, this feeling draining, this man so enthralled but ten minutes this day: those mnemonic tinges, this textology, our fanes obsessed by sexology: if but our growth, to want for missions, to embrace at premature hoses: our possessed cadence, this mystic mourn, such charity for seconds considered pure: this panting breath, this sore losing, this winning as confounded: to know with life, this possession as torn, where losers walk forward. 

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