Sunday, December 20, 2020

Travesty of The Torn Shack

 

we would find decision in application while loathing each other. neither good nor bad. neither love nor hatred. with a desire to control atmosphere. walls built in silence, as to agree with critics, our minds rehearsing a stranger’s critique.     some room smoke filled lungs as creatures undefined. we would scream our hearts where invisibility seemed important while most neighbors knew our names.

            dripping snakes a countenance in shock where hyenas have become human; a grave with sin or penance with hooks a woman tearing flesh; too spoiled to feel modest or too much chaos to act normal, (but there’s good behavior for authorities—a person’s royal mask.)

            he was in his condition, souls were aware, it’s amazing how we expect certain things.

            some ontic twinge as courage builds where one speaks clearly.

            (I would ache for roses while petting daisies with sweet ivory at his soul; or ebony a season in spring such asking kisses. too forgotten in a crucial reality sure-thunder affection.) I was an issue in needs of some artifact where darkness flushed as caved in guts. some memory as it sheds such haystacks above silence or farmhouses set ablaze; too abstract to hear—but mother knew broken—our empire fraught by woodsmoke; a cavity in winds a sawmill in Huey a crooked line in Ecclesiastes. a touch of understanding or reflection while resilience is a poor-man’s alibi.

            our shack had elements: mismatched socks, plastic sunrising, elastic hostility, or strangers failing existence; to sound so defensive to ache with pain, for one called activities into question; pork was cheap, those lesser parts of some pig, where one begged they be cast into the lake. mahogany tables, off-white/brown couches, or a nightstand where a boy was cast to survive—beneath his visions or into his silence as glass would pop; fiber or eggs or more bacon! again with arguments, self-loathing, with anger wrapped in guilt!  

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