Thursday, October 21, 2021

Winnow The Winds II

 

pleasure is sweet, resistance is cruel, oppression breeds machines. the culture running, looking back, bullets, nooses, ropes, in caramel eyes, just a child, dying isn’t beautiful. some contradiction, racing towards a Promise, sludging through marshlands, marshweed, penalties, prison terms. so many cries, mother at bars, father absent, just released, headed to a cult in Louisiana. greetings from within, a mind so capable, so aggregated, such agriculture; the other side, the blockage, the immortal cage—gnawing tumbleweed, eating blood-grass, tripping into social soil. Many have watched, it’s a whit advertised, a little frightening—it comes, it resurrects, Dear God—our souls!

so morose at hours, something imposing for hours, like crazy to tell the laws—like amazed to become a Witness. indeed, as it attains in Spirit, blatant spirit, miracles in smaller people. the physician is alright, the poor maiden gripped his tunic, the issue of bleeding sunk into its wound. like raiding my being, ringing my phone, with nothing to understand.

winnow the winds, extract the fires, come to the table prepared to master the art. shoes filled with peanut butter, palms filled with jelly, slipping off of the totem pole. California wires, gnosis pains, like moving away brings us closer; the rain in his head, the storm in his spirit, looking at a face, running away. the grave is eager, the will at powers, the woman a mother’s daughter.  

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