Tuesday, May 25, 2021

No One Existed Before We Met

 

I long for surprise as dies a feeling so undercut—by life’s machine to heal quickly if but to bring out majesty. a man cringes in face of what he loves so wild how you deceive me; a villain a monster such confession such repenting too enlove to see your face. too much for me too many raw problems such a tremendous lover. bars as never curses as clever such penalty for heart-fevers. I chance weather or storm in angst so afraid to battle the crocodile. bring it out. show me something unique. re-understand the losses we took. so much to exhaust too much to revamp while it’s not a deal breaker. I was once smitten or twice overthrown as a king finding a child in himself. so much an instrument so channeled like remorse so deeply aggravated; those heinous ways those heathen caves such a beast in winter. so sweet for patience until it shifts as souls bending winds. such ruthless behavior I stand in rain anything you desire I shall oblige. so quiet as lusting so evil as an angel such cuts in spirit—I get to relaxing I freeze in art to imagine one so good in my perception; as never a clue as never an inquiry while one gets the best of what he fails to fathom. it often starts that way. two trying to close doors. if but to suggest communicable passion. to have that feeling, to know it’s possible, this reality plagues the relationship. or we meet, of course, we have no one, of course, we have silence as omission. it’s grownup city, it’s terror at a second glance, I have never needed sex as I do with you. such closeness such writhing bodies such heat we make. too much to sustain too much to unleash by hearts too innocent to actually sustain purity. but it was altered it was changed there’s something I can’t tell you. (we have this this monster while we beg in silence.) such forgiveness such reality such exposure. by dynamic of our needs our wants to have worship we die in such deprecation. our value system as always probed while we try to believe it would never occur. the pain we give the loneliness we shiver where Love is so near, so close, such a memory glued to membranes. but heat in body such familiarity as confused by those trials of old. so quiet so elated with skies screaming or falling such tender outlaws.     

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