Saturday, March 14, 2020

Where Nights Twinkle


So emaciated so young so many bones even hips and failing marrow.

It was death in me it was rain and mud or boulders, dust, and dusky skies.

Such saffron mucus those dewdrops or pits with scorpions and backfill. This human in me, so nearly stolen, while I drag a dead horse.

It was beauty and bars it was good and murky it threw away intelligence; it was sexy and strong it was distant and content it was cocky and bold. It analyzed and spoke while coddling an aye-aye it kept close to something it felt; but what becomes rightly and what becomes inheritance and is every woman similar?        What is our commonality?              Are personalities static?

I sense a mist.

It becomes disturbance where a man knows darkness while infused by suffusion. Those sidewalks those pebbles of sand or estuary sediments. To arouse in mist to fret fire while so displeased. Repainting our eyes or adjusting binoculars while mocked inside by every word. To try so desperately over poetic foreplay or to surrender where this often means protection; at impassivity or mental hyenas seated so intimately with confusion; more syrup for peace or more indifference for friction or aggressive insecurities that attack.

One cannot be independent. It will be chastised.

I wrote an abstract. Our lives in ten sentences. Our everything whispered in eulogy.

It was ripe for nectar so disbelieved while she was hunting: the trees had prints the twigs crackled the hibiscus gave signals; while a man may glance it takes courage if to embark upon something painful; our eyes filled with apologies our hands kneeling our guts knowing such wrongness—but fever be good this tug we need while most lose each battle: silver astronomy or silver snakes while reaching women side with Wicca; not as witches but more by origin or more by root.

It is keen funnels or daisy whisks or determined arguments.

It is a beer a cigar and presence.          Our elegy souls our bright fears while we wrestle mortality.    

I must confess, I have loved like one untrained, where most are reserved. I have courted
seashells or hoaxed magic or scribbled fantasies over our ocean skies; this cinema or stage this theater near Broadway or those orchid cries.

It is never by mortality while it becomes immortal where it lives in penmanship; such centuries to ink-clues, or women distinguished while a man needs complete devotion.

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