Monday, October 25, 2021

Human Harvest

 

elegance, maybe terror, if to feel, as life was/is eloquent. her nose is her heritage, ours are a whit bigger; our kids, such make-believe, we’ll never meet again. glints of music, feathered features, familial pains—a tinge of color, like a Lebanon woman, while rain causes closure. so daunted, looking at alphabets, trying for a lucky combination; remote basements, panic/anxiety, changing interior furniture—drinking with harlequins, eating abashment, or baking, watching yeast, gripping a friendly palm. if to survive, out early morning, seizing aqua horizon. rebuking inner rails, raided by insecurities; sparks sprouted shelters—treasures torture triumphs—at utopic undergrounds, headed under water. a slight consistency, never off another soul’s pain, sensing how many are exploited. so close to closed gates, suddenly they opened, I walked in made humbled. much inconsistency, to locate balance, too much skin bleach; watching flipper, flagrant promises, so carefree, so collective, most seem agile, alert. elegance, made perfect, so much a human might give. so angelized. so artistic. or suffering allergies. supple trees, sweet cherries, casual talk; like a screenplay, much in consideration, many characters normalized.         

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