Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Opus Women


…at life those graves, our slaves of chaos, our mothers’ agony: our inner sisters, our aborted daughters, our rising anguish: this fretful portrait, this wailing fetus, this angered debate: our fathers at liquor, our brains growling, our half bodies (our pigeon faces)—as men cleaving, our thoughts to deserts, our ubiquitous fears: this bleeding antelope, this rabid deer, this mental crush: to love as sickness, this course with souls, while deep at denial: this rinse with Dove, this buttery oil, this last anointing: to figure this life, those respected eyes, those respected thoughts.  […it lives as hunger, this cheetah gunning, this lavish mistake: our hearts greeting, our souls asleep, our keen insights abated: this miracle feeling, this extravagant pain, this feel good hatred: as fear-God- passion, this luxury womb, this frantic mind-pressure: our days to Chinese rice, or our years to gourmet tacos, or this death those eyes this foreign woman—as local thieves, our sexual rounds, as fretfully unique: those linguist souls, as decoding antiquities, as reliving our babbling insanities: this craving sun, this pleading moon, this crying hope: where sons collapse, our brains too heavy, our guts filled with acid]: this repenting star, this viable Venus, this antic Neptune—as sensing our physics, accustomed to mishaps, becoming our agriculture: this pruning maniac, this psychosomatic tentacle, or this law abiding psychotic—as esoteric leapers, this agency cult, (those souls reached for)—if but analyses, to thumbprint insanities, to scale a person’s prowess: this motive with lights, this core as wreckage, those mountains as jealousies: this fair creature, those catlike features, this purring maniac: our itchy souls, reading about love, this study at Corinthians—our medical science, our signposts casualties, our minds equal with few: this dreamy miracle, this open vessel, this friendly majesty: as sensing sleeves, our beating brains, our fleeces as hearts: if but to panic, this soul we lost, this woman we needed pure access—those violent cries, those wrenching parallels, this falling into white castles.  [I saw science, I heard science, and I wanted genius: those incredible bolts, this atypical vajrayana, or this living room of gardener’s dust: our caiman chameleons, our customized chaos, our celestial caricatures: as but flesh, this pilgrim’s ambition, where thoughts capitalize intentions—our beautiful souls, this rabid calmness, this eerie future: as fortunate passions, laughing by nightfall, fiddling spider-webs].

…at life those graves, peering at local eyes, or staring at foreign features: this exotic rainbow, this passionate suppression, this valve damn near explosive: this fatal gridlock, this fatal grip-lock, this imaginative tsunami: such mahogany atmospheres, such by American ambience, while too perfect to refute realities: this cagey soul, this falling as retreating, those Cambodian eyes: our nights to shadows, our days to boxing, to meet with vigor determining trust: this leaping over puddles, this vein upon leaves, or mere this shared pasta—as casual foolishness, this rose with hearts, to mean such as insatiable calamities: our hopeless romance, our restrictive siblings, or this soul battling with perceptions: as genius with costs, or normality with curses, while both carry a series of splinters: (as eyes watch, where souls grovel, to feel for perfection another’s anguish: this rare sun-clip, this cinema marsh, this indelible heart-impression: {that rare countenance, that too ecstatic beauty, those limbs speaking Latin}: as romantic sentience, and rabid slothfulness, at static reach—this grave for souls, this easiness for souls, this captured horizon—while seeking permanence, this fair intrigue, this sensual nightmare, this allotment to those fairest by jewels: those rosary roses, this raking reality, those roaring railroads).  

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