Monday, November 16, 2020

Blockage Near The Kitchen

 

by identity those rubber miles those concrete oceans. 

it seems gray at least in picture the depth we have chosen. we manipulate or hold office after something incredible. such harvest those years to realize contempt while no one answers their actions. the phones are echoing into pure silence the room is afraid of its operator. aside an ottoman or near a sandal sits a spiral of paper; by ink or loses where it hurts more to surrender. but a cursed identity but waves inside tunnels or spawning one must locate. our personalities show a riff. our schism has become public domain. while documents accumulate. such junkyard engines, such oil spills, while some have time with discarding animosity.

we have rules they are bent it’s different for some creatures.

            how shall we cook? the doors are blocked. but the kitchen is empty.

we couldn’t see. or it became esoteria. as souls quite gifted. but a spirit is angry, another is discontent, or both suffer reality. to see faces, it causes a surge, while underestimating instincts. such training those hours into thousands if but to perfect thirty minutes. the beige cages the longer isles while estuaries are developed in ghettoes. sore wrangling as a bit in colors while anxieties are in cyan. a cord to his eyes a book to his veins, plus, dear disappointment in his conclusion. (sure as sunshine, one dear truth, a mood switches in its aftermath.) some giant affair some lucrative horizon as a soul watching by occupation—those dreary hallways those filled by emptiness those so close it can’t be felt. the rising irritation its calvary or glass inside. too distressed to unwind too clear to drink marsh or anxious in dear respects. doorjambs. intentional caves. absent personness.   

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