Thursday, October 7, 2021

Spirit Depends On Its Reservoir

 

it has become winds or acres and plows, as deceitful leaves flutter and flit the flame is uncertain. many know about this, some are oblivious, others demand silence.

many signs into symbols, a soul comes to a cul-de-sac:

iron valves, metallic water, freefalling into a trance—the gift of more fire, aluminum crosses, diamond faiths.

loving was tender as an adolescent while days seemed more susceptible; as inexorable spirits, aside inexplicable rivers, soft and supple prayers; if made aggression, such a secret, we ignite an earthquake.

many nightmares ago, in a ghetto city, lived a naïve winner.

to move inside, or to glow in contour, a soul looks differently—at essence, cascading terror, much alienation—as solitary wilderness, a person has many rooms, as singularity manifests plurality … the one the many—as collective captives, wondering to whom goes credence.

it has become winds or acres and plows, as deceitful leaves flutter and flit the flame is uncertain. many know about this, some are oblivious, others demand silence.

dearest Forest, so silent so noisy, as aloud to puncture consciousness—some type of innocence, a soul to its name, fierce matrimony, humans as electricity.

made subtle. made overt. made to infuse beyond the old person. voltage as therapy, right in your quarters, it secures not to panic.

Spirit is in souls. Souls are in spirits. Ferocious Passion drives the Zeitgeist.

if it was spoken, it was delivered, it was received; if knocking, if at home, someone answers; if asking, one debates, we often lean on boundaries.

maybe a dreamy man, spacial over a fantast woman, while muffled or silenced or unable to shirk his insides.

maybe delusional, fighting illusions, or maybe quite clear.

the analysis is unsteady, for self—evaluates self, depending on wisdom stirring from itself.   

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