Sunday, September 19, 2021

Love Before Time Came

 

love might grow, rapid wingspan, ingredients settling into humans. such fierce touching, raw senses, sweet, tender disagreements.

 

raven black mane. stark crazy sensation. protected by cadence.

 

a riot contained, emanating emotion, made to shutter at a voice.

 

over a gazania, furnished by elegance, glowing with pride. a neat countenance, tense musicality, to feel safeguarded; an inward doorbell, a utopic idealism, looking like one never written.

 

          it would arrive, tasting unsure, digging into me.

          aside terrycloth, kneeling treasure, minds aflame.

 

wet, watery mudslides, at the foot of the cave, one bird was buried.

at mountain cliffs, drinking salty water, one becomes the valley eye.

 

prehistoric energies, transforming, what was I?     some creature, instinctual, worshiping fire—the bright shadow—the night wings.

 

love might fight for itself, raising itself, uncomfortable with compromise. love might migrate south, return, uninspected. love might call in wee hours, crying for love, angling for eternity. love is bestial, ingenuity, genuine cascades. a rare captive, all in essence, our minds can’t define love.

 

predating time, or a monitor, before clocks—most beautiful elegance, most unclothed statue, so aesthetic, so statuesque.  

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