Sunday, March 15, 2020

The Writer is Guilty


The newness becomes us, after closets subsume us, or behaviors seeming unsteady.

I would admire you—the desk the chair the attitude; depicting power, depicting friction or depicting undertones of fierceness; such togetherness such infusion while familiar with conditions.

I would lie to myself in order to live with you in order to believe in you.

The dogs next door, they rant and riot, or such silence by noon. They rest during the day.

So much uphill or tumbling through cities or aloof claiming love; pulled in direction, three souls as confidants raging about love to a fourth. but

I could adore you
or watch you
as never a clue.

This quality is alarming this beauty comes with uneasiness or this life where one is comfortable in my ignorance; to never know you or to make excuses for you while you don’t quite give a damn.

I remember thinking: if I have this, I am received over-there. this mission this frequency while acceptance is more valued than persons; a soul at structures a feeling that shatters while everything is you.

I met a familiar essence those years in depletion while barely inflated to purchase a miracle; so many in this space while it never will measure where one has everything and dies so lonely.

Those qualified persons this deep insecurity while most are struggling; but love is potential as to become one’s project where the latter is worse than the former.

but  
   pain or silence but angst or glee or all four in one breath.
Once independent a work by skies where it gets heavy:
those cyan gloves or this sable clove while furious and eating violence; to lose so much to vie for respect
where a person’s opinion stands its jury. This mental Judge while we realize something, for he said something so unfavorably.

I lost something but one thinks it through—Is it better with a bad luxury?
                                     
No one contends this, this soul is valued, while something insignificant aggravates.

I come to this hourglass, I see porcelain, where fairness has died its jury.
The poet is guilty and the world is innocent!

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