Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Ghetto Literature

It's complicated matter reduced to trivial reality while remaining a mental-complex; it’s not the tragedy of ancient Sophocles and it’s not as rich as Saint Augustine but nonetheless it’s more radiant than all the above; because it’s pertinent to the author and it dies with the author and it carries holiness and sin and Jesus and Satan and all that has become demonized. It’s a brain eraser it’s wine lubricant and it’s sober while chasing and living and accused of a callous disposition. This feeling miracle this agent watching closely our emotions under surveillance; to come so far into myths or to fiddle with Aesop where a deeper creature is churning into an author’s energies: to arrive in ghettoes or to die in mysticism at a particular unborn color; to have mother, to survive father or to sense something delicate beneath stronger exterior—our sensitive spirits our wild cane fires or sensing something incredible in the most resistant portrait. (It was nice to become something it was heaven to distraught popular belief and it was God to uproot a struggling thorn: his nerves heavy his soul caged where a linchpin was removed: his arms reaching those cries shrieking or this room filled with reasons to escape; our organic characters our natural personalities while itching and scratching and biting at Jesus; our trenchant thoughts removed from actuality while too consumed by something inescapable).

so many pages scanned or too many feelings filtered while most adore a good time—if but to release self if but to flower freely if but to love and adore while reaching to keep life; so consumed by essence where a soul gathers berries and a mother is struggling through decisions; to agree that one should wait—indeed, if home-love should blossom—while just maybe a slither of mercy. I disappeared but soon to return while something is trying to seep outwards; this cathedral of missing inks or this rooftop keeping silence where some are having a deceptive good time; to imagine brains as they hang in orbit where one is only comfy in fire’s dungeon. So hated by reflection so sick with recruiting agents and entering with knowledge of destroying its manifest. This curse in men ever at responsibility but hell is what some would ask we endure.

I resist irritation long into this sun-night afire in an intimate location; our dreams, Mama—our torn and mutilated and molested screams, Mama; if but gothic winds or postmodern deconstruction while nothing is normal anymore; to possess malice to feed upon venom while forced to restructure in spite of wrongdoings; this gravel at necks this gnawing and chewing insanities where resurrection is always an option; those ghetto parchments this ghetto interior to wash and give life while demons appear in mirrors; this table of contents but never an answer while we never settle for answers; this curse in men this legacy sin as but a kernel in this oceanic sky. Those phantom splinters as criticizing existence but dogma and something too full.

If I may loosen the glacier and get lost in ghetto love for we have nothing but our moments; something upbeat and too sassy and while repulsed one is captured in those radicalisms or perchance something sensual while forbidden for Love is mean; this infant’s reply while something determined endures hell and comes to terms with silent heaven; this grid with faces or entice so mythical where souls dance until spaces collapse; such brick-building passion those delicate outbursts while so wrapped in looking at other pictures; to possess just in case or to die this sacrifice while desire becomes imploding reigns; so scribbled upon abstracts or so close to winning majesties while something peculiar is taking its illustration; those zeitgeist eyes the spirit of our times and such Beijing hips the loses of our contracts.     

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