Wednesday, May 5, 2021

Black Vanguard, Colored Wires

 

tell me freedom tell me I can breathe so slanted so sober a life at chains; so cursed too blessed the pendulum is raw aggression.

watch serotonin remodel adrenaline while a man might walk his prison; try optimism try denial or try a value at its dismissal.

rubber bullets a shattered glass such as more cuffs.

marching as a voice so euphoric about flying too disgruntle over our hands. I put ketchup in a refrigerator I ate a few fries I vomited my anxieties. nerves shot broken such another fixation while some serve as a trigger—bloody blue crimson eyes, our arrests our bail our trials.

changing.

what motivation! our sons come out as monsters. our women lose traipsing backfields while cotton hurts or tobacco is screaming. chains hang at auctions.

I opened to page insistence as blinded on page resistance so casual about others suffering.

to watch it destroyed to protect our children while it seems a riot in wrongness — because it inconvenienced us.

a problem so determined with a hundred or two years. such public beauty so much at chess a blanket or planks such sawdust. felt like screaming or understood as silent while this is more legal.

I grabbed a cup, it dropped, broken into my life.

some rumble some wear a vest, others ignore what dismisses them.     I saw his fever I heard his tone, I skated faster, I hit backstreets, I was moving, it was too late. we gathered. it was hectic. we couldn’t smile.

what must we say – where should we live – do rights mean by suspicion?

I train daily, over a ritual, I was volt’d into permission. a bit by yoga, a gallon of gas, a kilometer of bibles. too much to ever get even. such society in a cage – but believe, most is by genetics. not made personal but made indeliberate until—exactly, it becomes, “You can’t say it.”

I saw a sister as reciting realism I sat at amazed planet. I read a playwright I skated in stillness I learned it must matter.

I fret over too much I realize degrees but what comes of pantomimes? I begged for his life I saw Jesus I was sicker in a sickroom it went too deep. I ate ashes I loved granny it seems we must be excited. I wanted erasers. I wanted favor. I met one had not a clue.

heads to games, closure to unconsciousness, so subliminal it damn near passed by.   

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