Monday, June 29, 2020

Pier Circus (Universal Carnival)


hours to its grave-house or measures by glass while I throw sawdust. minds in you so unstable in you or affected by mood patterns. the woman looks golden as to imagine indecency while a man ignores his sensories. so pale at times such color in affliction where a woman is nervous; gestures seem imposing, words are under management, some need less aggression: to behave in her thoughts, while green grass is passivity, so filled with perfect alienation: a stranger inside a captain inside while a man is held in contempt—those assumptions those comparisons while one mathematician is never enough. I watch as something is expressive so trapped so dishonest where a sentence or two would make it magical. so much to learn such proximity while often we laugh. so fuddled while the past is speaking it forbids normality: our flesh by anthropology so explained where this isn’t feasible enough. but a dear darling so rough with insistence as articulating a mestizo’s strength, passion, with its alienation. so close we die or so distant we die while dying seems our linking thread. I forgot to sing. I unlaced contempt. I imagine we need transparency. so filled with cayenne while a man keeps sneezing where days are electrical wires: to see his face as a frabjous possibility while actuality speaks to various traumas.
I was thinking with eternal in mind, it became apparent this is a desperate carnival: the circus is filled, batteries are charged, we enjoy a dozen rides.     

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