Thursday, July 15, 2021

Love Is A Glass Harmonica

 

porcelain or glass or fragile and frail, much is our existence. wenge reality orange reality or amaranth eyes. sapphire palms holding a leaf angered by reality. we differ so plainly. we try to ruffle feathers. you’re protecting a monster.

 

color runs society—our breastplates are colored—all we tend to embrace is color. over a glass harmonica, at a porcelain flute, much a fragile beginning. they might love us, to varying degrees, while love’s definition is internal.

 

eating reality or palming hibiscus or trying to frame if Morrison went too far. there’s a certain truth: they may not agree, they may reframe you, they will assuredly remarket you.

 

we find in sensitive souls a notion to lash out—we find lifetime rosaries, a vase made of hair, or ancient laws of spiritualism. most things are known before coined.

 

I have blockage over love those flames in love, I’m clearer about love. it demands clarity. its root is changeable. love depends upon interpretation.

  

I understand we endorse love, we spread love, we play piano for love. it comes frequently, or never not at all, it depends on one’s definition of love.

 

our zeitgeist includes love as a universal while many are oblivious to altruistic love. for many, love is lackadaisical, quite inclusive, centered in some drug usage. it feels good. it travels for miles. it never fails us, we fortify love.

 

let growth scream in agonizing pangs while aloft in sentimental love—for she dines in Europe, she chances excellence, she’s repulsed and utters nothing—like fire in loins or flame in bones or canine fangs—to have died to live forever in apricots or plums rawer essence into a corpse. let love reign like rubrics like beliefs without sturdy foundation—or like skies so self-supported, we can’t see but blues. often, love is elementary, leaning into Paris, or confined on Alcatraz.

 

sweet terrible love. a danger we can’t get right. wow to most complicated perceptions.

 

many might say love is relativistic—like all of existence.     

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