Sunday, December 26, 2021

Curse of The Winter

 

upon a finger made of ink

            paperweights to cotton

            palatial overtures

so much an untrained man

 

scissoring papier-mâché

            laughing under-breath

            rolling my tumbleweed

too great in mischief, heaving.

 

the folks afar, near, and aloof, aren’t innocent. the paradox of the person; to fret uneasiness, involved in debilitation—as to pay homage to ripened desecrations.

 

an oiled body, a drier womb, something needs to be felt on its insides: warmth, as a channel, a need for inflection—in voice, tone, to sense sincerity.

 

so much a man in age,

encouraged to singsong,

moved by opera,

cursed to remain callous.    

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