Thursday, June 18, 2020

Ghetto To Hills & Back


I could vie magic or uncut ribbons as an effort to give volume. I read your soul in words unfolding while sensing deliberateness. our currents our watts our ocean as electricity: by forces raging by aches pulsating or unwelcomed with pure vehemence. the long drive those pavement feelings while peeling inner resistance. upon a hassock, kneeling visions, as undressed in spirit. sipping holy water by torn perception where something human determines sacredity. if to hate a man, please be innocent, otherwise, it smells like hypocrisy. upon lands or trees carving cotton-graves. such history as to have owned slaves where time was against grandparents: such union such undercurrent violence while some things seem repetitive. our soul-napalm, our cirrus screams, while anxiety is stirring. I gave tithes, to walk away, but it was never full ownership. I palmed a snowflake, as but a miracle when life was the bee’s knees. so much overshadow but such a delicate spark so tugged into different experiences; moreover, a vacuum or a sponge while ill-prepared: those mountains by molehill-seasons if but a gentler caricature: wrestled identity or trashy messages at buildings abandoned to skunks; thus, an odor or a stench while fenced but opened: our unstable insights our fiends that roam where oaths meant something feeling good.     

  

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