Friday, October 8, 2021

A Few Good People

 

it ain’t good, soldier, a samurai laughing, at pains inside—the grit of song, at boiling points, worse these differences. too little on channels, rethinking my plasma, with dripping becoming more keys. much favor for frantic, more failure begging understanding, like terrible it felt good—they never figure—how losing—caused so much winning. many speak to a plan, many speak of cosmic necessity, others plead like crazed and falling. torn sheets, bloody carpet, muddy fingerprints—the excellence of failures, many eyes on heaven, so treasured, so long, never knew us! place me in a storehouse, come through when hurting, laugh like I never knew him! many dating snakes, both genders, while classification is convoluted. the worse kind of beautiful, the best kind of ugly, when it benefits the wellbeloved. I see what I want. I walk away. it amazes how one just needs to believe—as to know, never acting on it, just secure in a given edge. the fringe of the animal, the catlike claws, such vampire fangs; to relive with us, a clock pausing for us, so delicate—he never understood.

a bad ass man, a good ass man, is there one hundred percentage? I was bad at times, most-good in life, like a radicalized trance spirit. at a lady, asking my name, to address music with pain. to sit with yearning, morosity, making passion to feel closeness—with healing coming soon, with wages on clarity, so decent for a few good people.   

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