Thursday, October 8, 2020

America Becomes A Byword

 

so much it was dying it was a fly while attached to odor. to assert speaking, to laugh in hindsight, as a grip to a pistol a lump to necks or so many special treatments. a dead soul popping a deadening universe where a command would heal America. but Love those treasures those hills while Solomon was too mistaken. I cleave to innocence I despise my mind fever I dwell in furious fountains—the second generation the third generation so gone such flame as accursed for a former generation. so much to adore so little to fret or a man deceiving his genes. a ghost leaping a room filled with inkblots while one was too damn close to ignore. I loved Her as best a deadman could while it was never as it could evolve. our president so difficult while demanding utter legacy — a criminal excursion or a prominent explosion while there’s a drought on leadership. by thunder by fire by anything annually to destroy America. our pandemic our guts our children! what have we given but breath in guts but ruins in our horizon! as it rises a two to one chance while God is in quarantine. as Jesus would cough the atmosphere would choke our mothers would unveil percentages — the Ghost would wear a mask! indeed, a little detergent a little ignorance maybe a baby would drink bleach. (so much drugs so little love where men are acting most heinously. “I’ll beat hell in you, if just to unlisten to me, where it feels natural”; a maskless nation is a dead nation while father would cringe at such rage. so close to hips those belong to granny while we haven’t faced this strand. so intimate with our discontent, a daughter must be innocence, if just to imagine what men know! or a professor laughing over liquor so deep in time the hands are reversing; as but that moment, or Forest Management, or better, Covid-19 is a myth from the gods.)

“I lost a son an uncle a daughter a grandparent. I believed in Trump, I worshiped The Republican, but I must now vote for Biden. the world is under fascism our understanding is by dictatorship, we have brought to us a war. the people mean so little, unless filled by riches while such breakage has become normality. blacks are underrated or discounted they are not of worth. he sides with supremacists he has no interest in but his inclination, under his rule, America shall insist on death.”   

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