Monday, October 4, 2021

Smelling Seas, Drinking Raindrops

 

losing words, running into time, listening to what’s said. I dance with falcons, I whisper with owls, I pay closer attention. I rewound my watch, seconds ticking, existence has a science to it. absorbing timetables, knitting addition, becoming more concrete. I read her pages, the walk seems simplistic, we know differently. a higher entrance, like eyes watering, another gets a similar feeling. too much an impasse, sharing ashes, the lyric me mourns in narrative.

aside a phantom, let’s be clear, the phantom is the uneasiness—traveling with me, nudging me, arguing me into damn near nameless.

I both love and dislike dreaming, heart-lamp heavy, healing seems consecutive—more a routine, a habit, so little was said in so much. I vanished, years reading, never knew what I participated in—streetlamps, bleeding, four pounds for sadness.

I love my people, deserving more, as of now, strategy has ruled us.

a whit abstract—speaking to my soul—gaining knowledge—all the Greats were captured by soul; maybe in love, to catch heartbeats, pushing through me—long live the Fire!

literature became logs. fame became motive. “I love you,” became intricate. I must live, it looked like living, I need more, if to gain entrance.

it shall hurt, trying so hard, denied access; people work diligently, become upper echelon, no one gives that away.   

I’d Save The Reader Years

    The beat becomes sickness. A long crucible—a drilling ecstasy. I was losing focus, feeling forbidden, if to self, if to mirrors. So curs...