Tuesday, October 12, 2021

When The Muse Disappears

 

I hear in my voice an ear looming upon a whisper. calm winds, gusts of passion, a crazed man feels so much. in tears of agony, wrenching his gut, they call it devotional prayer. many pangs to grow, much wilderness to tread, stalking cosmic letters. observation was unkempt, something taken for granted, I should write in present tense. enough of that, it was a grim year for a novice man, perceiving she was young—not in age, more in experience, with an engine for diligence. many airborne nights, musing upon clouds, we must increase the diction. like an epiphany upon a rocket crashing into a vassal—indeed, not enough detail, so cursed, so blessed, to have crashed for compassion. I call it odic, thetic, metric; an endless soul, dating back to origins, so young, so astute—sharp like a splinter, piercing like a drill, raveled like a screw. so angular, such anxiety, scratching at flesh. the pride of a man, his soul controlling her, she wants to be all he reaches for; pure aeipathy, cataphatic, religious, anti-religious, on the brinks, insatiable love. neatly atheistic slumber, definitely agnostic, sunk so dearly into everything he wishes for; notwithstanding, feminism, notwithstanding, independence, notwithstanding, lust, fire, lovers, wrath, notwithstanding! many letters say nothing, life was a vignette, I know not the properties. I presented my eyes, as to see geometry, such mathematical flesh. I think of ladies, reading magazines, picking out wedding dresses; to marry at a church, to make vows, to witness before an audience. I have said nothing. her soul has said nothing. I am certain, we know nothing. I whisper again, a convergent man, with excavation seeming unsteady.     

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