Thursday, July 16, 2020

People Cry Their Smile


I segue by dynamite so slung afar while afoul in thoughts. those untender habits so cursed every time so independent facing dependent sorrow. a man to his knees so charged upon such voltage. if but to dote again, such boding beauty, while distaste ruins the otherwise sunshine. a pyre of debris so much to stumble while Love was mesmerized. indeed, our backwards fancies our electrical circuits while so forced to imagine Love as terrific; by a layer of asphalt or unmoving screams while projection eliminates the sky. (it was science or ache-hearts as accustomed to travesty; life as botched memories as broken such math working in frenzies.) Love was all of his thoughts to get so much where evidence seemed located in intimacy; to understand dying to live nonetheless while most persons live with heavy shoulders; to carry pavement as evolving slowly to realize in doubles; by chimney fires a cigarette to wake up or a mental chip stirred by anger; so pushed, ambitious, so driven where his body wouldn’t respond. such astral arts but Love was so much while our eyes missed her spiritual desperation—a man to his soul a woman to her gut where desire becomes subjugated by needs. to picklock misery to learn how to invert if but to unfetter something too deep to unveil; those private wars while thoughts are particles where something is scribbled in soil. nightmares become existence or fears manifest laundry if but something damn near inhuman—while most are robots so unfelt so unfeeling or so steep, we wonder if it’s by praxis. so much purpose or a major devastation or such depression discomfort seems most appropriate.
I would so early, to discuss something critical, I first entered life without suspicions. this is normality. this becomes happiness. —for without suspicion we enjoy others. a person becomes too aware. but life demands perception. where we become so conscious, even a smile is held in suspicion. we argue the following: such a person is hurt, too much disappointment, thus, he often ruins something good. (I have a different take: if I watch you, where there’s nothing to find, I grow to trust you; but if I look, where reality is shaded, it’s healthy to remove from given relation.) it stands to intuition, where we live in clarity, but any position, under a given lens, can become something seeming factual.        

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