Saturday, July 17, 2021

Lawn Furniture

 

there is social angst. it builds unnoticed, until it looms. it’s a hydrant, a firehose, a feature inside. pouring into television, emotions become pictures, feelings become words.

 

a man is visualized prior to his arrival, he must fit the footprints. much taken for granted, nemesias seeming lost, casual discussion a bit trying.

 

storms hit harder than normal. neighbors are vigil. they count indiscretions.

 

pipes are clanking. skies have fallen. dreams have choked up the Ghost. mud is normal. bees sing softer. gravel seems to seduce guts.

 

                    bears are hibernating. irritation is screeching. it’s time to leave caves.

                    sunshine is heavy, like buses upon pavement, or better, trucks.          I stumbled into something, like reacting for freedom, like a trail disrupted.

          a feud inside. a river inhome. a barn out back.

          I washed my hands. I saw a vision. she was facing in some distortion. as deliberate, self-conscious, subliminal. moving into motion. accursed for mind control, easing into a vault. rows of onlookers, a subtle approval, it hurts to realize imperfection; a soul hunted by gray bullets. a heart haunted by unfair acts. a conscience bled of its worth.           dying is legal. living is earned. birth is usually accidental—then we discuss properties.

                   many chains as social banshees like messing with one the team is on prowl. soft disapproval, achy angst, like a monster is seeping out. to feel designed in art where most find it irritating.

 

                    close hang or listen or sit comfy in trunks. a few mothballs, an old diary, a

                    few pens for poets. a nice watch, grandmother’s blanket, a pile of notes from

                    the 90’s. a frown at a paper a vignette as it meant so little. our mistakes. our

                    growth. our self-respect. as favored behavior, unfavored complaints, unpacking years of debris.   

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