Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Standing In Defense: A Person’s Pulpit

 

by pleasurous or disastrous or anxious — those memories so acute where it would hurt. such cryptic scars as floating thrown gravity, that falling feeling. so many those inkblots as to imagine sin where one enters your space. I sense some as having excellence so equipped for this world. by beleaguered angst or love so gentle where south is so religious. too false in me where its reality in me while I train to find the feeling in me. beige grass or fading roofs or doors with chipped paint. the way we hate ourselves those agonies carried where one asserts his holiness. by glamor those nights, by full infatuation, as to adore like winning, so isolated from reality. (suddenly offbeat suddenly a myth or suddenly forgotten: our terror our fears while begging one with no respect for us.) indeed, it shifts but it comes back while needing some atypical correlation: by element it flies by psyche she lives by therapist as dynasty; by caseworker with life or by daughter with anguish — those frets in science those old comrades or so musical our symbols hurt. a need for closure, it abides in humans, where one says, “I’m not at peace with lose-ends.” to watch as misunderstood, or to find understanding by something feeling insufferable: those angering cages those adamant insistencies where control seems so important to us; a man too tall a life with disappointments or murmurous discomforts — a chimney by lungs a deep turquoise reality or standards most are indicting. flames inside, so much to accept essence where thought seems key to serenity. so, a person clears debris, faces instabilities, as to strengthen something inside the peaceful person. so aloof such literature where deep knowledge, by default, becomes passive-indifference, or conscience necessities. as abandoned to sky-hopes while a person frets life, where making happiness becomes such contempt. if but to unfeel the rising torrent or so unscheduled for the final religion where a man stands at his pulpit.      

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