Thursday, July 23, 2020

New Aged Sonnet


so loud into silence so bent a straight line or crooked with compassion—the life lost as melding in soil a thick purple/mud puddle. so accursed but Love is chandeliers where ceilings are made of diamonds; to adore your face to love your habits while addicted to your odors: such tender breakage or blues on Sunday or a need for such harmful churches. our orientation our treasuries while something said puzzled as entire night. if right I’m good, if hurt I stumble, but Love completes the family! memories like underwear emotions like follicles dear for gods to sense your essence! as bleeding creatures or revolutionaries while Love was too damn adorable—to pass an infraction as granted forgiveness or a child born, after-with, love was never sweeter. so close so drawn in where days are begging for clemency. but a passing miracle an old essence so purple but life is terror. to serenade sobriety to ask permission while a soul might kiss liquor-lips. so overtaken is but gestures, where Love would lie so much elegance, while a man thought pure sophistication—as dying to revive such years in battle where the brigade was filled with victims. as left behind a new love while memories irrigate a fragile soul. but Love was free. Love knew freedom. or Love never died aside a black soul. such aches, or dewdrop eyes, while death was the antagonist!  

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