Sunday, July 12, 2020

Naya Rivera, While Inking Our Lives


it hits home as Love was sad where a support data is essential; or left to thoughts, a baby in a boat, while we worry for mother. such dead bones while walking plus no one gets the grief. this heavy ass life this damn gutter where a woman is soliciting her sewer. the freedom of deception as so free if but to obey. to make a choice, as to choose life, or face ostracism. the lizard asking questions, the caiman laughing harder, or the dinosaur becoming genetics. I praised in suffering. I giggled in tragedy. where a man must admit something aches. I met flowers. I sneezed from pollen. I tried to secure the nectar. (it was long seasons, as securing dis-happiness, while seeing your perspective: those grounds for dismissal, or the soul needing a father, or such resistant frustration; as a soul undergoes herself or visions empty out while some love but hate simultaneously—those maps as so indistinct but afforded such faith; those wild globes those intimate cosmos while we feel as though we have everything one shall ever desire: such wood bugs, or snow winds, or a woman too striking to die.) our sockets flooded or drugs hampering pain where eyes are too wild to resist: a man adores what is unknown, a woman decodes a tragic urgency, where a woman runs, for Love is too much for one planet.     I will never deplete as one replete where if it hurts, I shall not worsen her ability to resist dying. such as miracles while it isn’t an option but it gets too low to swim.    

I’d Save The Reader Years

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