Saturday, December 19, 2020

The Fury in Her Eyes

 

so timid I thought such a man’s failure where it was art—so belligerent so bald too based in oils; the bleeding hex so cursed in fraction so much blood; an Iranian-Lebanese a crucial advocate such dying seems appropriate—our creeds our caves as slaves craving freedoms; so occupied such deaths as memories cut into fantasies. an all-day vision to converse with essence as hearts warm in desperation;

            the Judaist Queen or the eyes of Jerusalem while covered, so roughly, such ideograms in flesh; a falling building an inner bleach or such exterior aesthetics; so cold in dying too rude to offend such soft tender insensitivities. to guess at guides such asinine assaults into a gluing gaze; to nothing as never alone where we shoot into fire our flames.

            by ants in our pallor so painted in grief so gauged an ageless angst; to fetch for insanity so possessed in an instance where adoring is intolerable; we shall obsess as ruined souls—so salacious its quite normal; as it chances hearts by frightened sociality into a sudden flash!

            such decay upon a sullen wind while a man holds to some scream; a pensive soul a crucial chaos as untold creatures; some wild tale some saga while it permeates psychiatry. an art in magic a mansion in mind so aged or caged or begging Jesus. required axioms as debilitating creation where some might need humiliation. such arms in action such zeal by zest as cursed creators. the blood of the woman the life of her children the fury of her eyes!       

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