Tuesday, September 7, 2021

Illusion Is Personal

 

by saying ‘pain’, we agree to certain traits, by saying ‘anguish’, we might not feel the picture. it resorts to pain, as universal, we hear it, we understand it, too much sets us in limbo. a man hides his pain, a woman shares her anguish, no one understands, despite, holding pain.

 

I won’t stress the aforesaid, walking into disappearance, rereading scribbles, moods, impassivity. a word for indifference, taking much for granted, living according to chance—the rain mizzling the hail plummets the thunder is sporadic.

 

I have adored you, in plain sight of you, it may hurt to loosen me, in order to see you.

 

places are alphabetical. inertia is a spirit, an entity.

 

to be conscious/conscience is to feel shame, to live a qualifying life. something takes place in sublime creatures, which encourage a certain language.

 

holding heavy hearts, heaving hounds, hungry for havens; to run from mirrors, to ignore reflection, so much a gift to you.

 

battling mentality, muscling integrity, with mimics inside our souls. galloping through countryside, captured by images, capes torn asunder. the war of the faces, no one present, we must learn to harness courage—to see the omen, to hear the demon, such tactile invisibility. the pain of the giant, those games we used to insist, the language of the miserable. aching with pride, reaching in, it withdraws, the hurt we cry screaming for kindness. to know my tension, to irk my death, to disconnect from my color. where and while the sun is implosive the purported moon is tenuous, to arise in a mirage, nothing is absolute, nothing is more than illusion—your face, your limbs, it comes to pass, no one is there. how have I battled, in an empty land, filled with phantoms? how have I mingled as unseen looking at mind projections? the rage of the endless/vacant world!

 

another thought of you, some alien suffering, some boulder laughing. to hold your heart, to see it beating, to close and open eyes—nothing is there.       

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