Saturday, October 9, 2021

Art Inside of Social Atrophy

 

the dark morning the mourning wilderness the wound putrefying. a man to his marbles, a soul to its pain, a doctor to her diagnoses. at psychology laughing inside, not for farce, mainly it seems obvious—the plane in the sky, the dog running, the squirrel losing its senses. the anthill, the anteater, the antenna. on plush purple grass, dye beneath the nails, so decent, so evil, so addictive. like gunning in a mirror, trying to see, seeking advice from strangers. a normal man, is a hurting man, a good man, is a seasoned man. like seething in private, like well behaved in public, which person is viable? looking at manipulation, feeling part controlled, the other person smiling with glee. to know is to be different, to see is a pathology, it needs to be full articulation—on another’s part, the sun shining, like becoming psychiatry; a trail of mixtures, a voice inside, they dislike when it grows up. needing a pantomime, to call it catatonic, needing a psychopath, to call for a guard, needing a flirt, to say he’s deranged. as to give, is to receive, as to knock, like no one is home. it’s even. it’s a problem. it’s right, it’s too darn smart. it’s wrong, it has an issue. how many enter groupwork to be diagnosed as normal—some painful ass enterprise, with the world as reason to feel any type of way.

I cared enough to notice her. I was smitten by grace, style, self-awareness, deliberate agitation, wits, smarts, as dressed with decency. so conservative, so republican, so geared towards animalistic love making. I was strong to bleed, I was last on the list, I met another, just to feel good. opposites on tracks, railways passing, a left on Western. so sanctified. so human. so darn alert. too sensitive, too battled, like war to ask for attention. so open to a feeling, if it’s one’s own, so quick to make passion. like flames in a forest. like art in a gallery. we muse with awe. I get tired. as losing to gain. or the world as under command. to walk away, seated with others, caught in a subtle mind game.   

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