Sunday, October 24, 2021

Murk Behavior: Blessing or Curse?

 

in a brush of wits, much flame in wilderness, like monks with esoteria pangs; a soul made fierce, bumps, bandages, a cup brimming over—those wires, as waxing, vines push up from soil—a cemetery in dreams, bones walking, facing Ezekiel; a soul screaming, pausing at an anthill, fretting becoming a sluggard. in a brush of wits, much flame in wilderness, like monks with esoteria pangs; much in trials, much in tribulation, pure beauty to maintain perspective. looking, listless, warn down—bold ballads, brief encounters, I became amazed to understand their dynamic; a daisy as a sign, a rose beneath concrete, surefire manipulation. in terms made easier, one deceives, the other might know, might enjoy it, need it, beg for disgrace. life is put into perspective, listening, watching, hearing something foreign; vigil, alert, while it never mattered.

out deepness of clouds, murky waters, anacondas, serpents, cobras—the lies of the grains, those embedded sediments, eating raw behaviors. so quick to see, quicker to manage, if but to do as one wills, and claim sorrow; the complication of the human, the gigolo running, the measure of the social pressure. a man raving, a woman like deserts, a cactus taking notation. a soul on fire, treading a mistake, seeing it becomes his treasury.

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