Friday, July 16, 2021

Hard Things To Broach

 

the complex violin by shattered pride rift of heritage. our shared collective our peace coordinates our flame into unknowing. by rattles near shrubberies as creatures bloated with coals. softer communication. internal separation. as knowing self is losing self. the mind changing or fires watered sweet smoldering logs. some dynasty for dying some connection with humans, some have completed the human survey—they know us they know self-anomalies are research projects—proving our supposition.          cupped by a hand, too invisible to fingerprint, we need our beliefs made scientific: testable, repeatable, falsifiable.

          assessment says we’re savages. we must adjust. we must forsake our beliefs. we must assimilate, espouse, become our newness. it’s better, more civil, more agreeable. two became one, particles survived, they’re interchangeable. math is sameness, music is different, humans have become machines. women are keyboards, typing frantically, love is a spoken language. losing hurts. shunning is defensive. dying is a last resort.

 

fields are sugar and musk and rats and weeds. goffers are amuck. stray cats are prowling. we see as they zip quickly.

 

Armenia is delicate. Africa is Asia. Asia is Africa. pain is unkempt, or civilized, or becoming different by expression. literature is conflicted, too much candor may prove a downfall. by windstorm or windmill by eager feelings for one European. before we said before. aside we say now. like rain drips into a new meaning. by deranged prudence, or fretting closure, or needing a person despite those days. much a windfall, in a galaxy, as giants debated literature. is philosophy thriving? is it a white nature? did existentialism open a door? are we invisible? are backbones too pliable? have I offended with questions?          a pertinent inquiry.

 

as of lately, some difficult structures. I see unease. I hear unease. I’ve a hard time submitting to unease. a dear conundrum, for we love life’s souls, but often we distress each other.             

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