Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Sockets Are Hidden

 

most of life is unsteady. more is intangible. I drift into orbit, some chasm, pondering cryptic uneasiness. some feeling in vague tint, no origin, racing into chambers.

I dance a little, I trip an ashtray, I grab a vacuum—tender softness, caged animals, filtered most harshly;

to winnow winds, to be a holy sinner, wrestling with predilections, arguing inside, trying to believe in goodness.

upon a dialer in life, most are calling, or sullen a spell.

into a search, muscles aching, tendons moving faster—by a destiny, accursed, thirsting for freedom, so tired of most amusements.

many emotions, pithy assertions, casual affirmations; raided by cravings, desiring excellence, in many cases, fretting inadequacies;

aside a cactus, searching for desert oil, found, located, by a slew of passions.

running through corn, pausing at cauliflower, nibbling grapes—an appetite for action, trepid in waltzing, careful in those mirrors:

a quick take, a quicker reflection, it’s been heavy a few days; by a penalty for chasing, by a curse for integrity, by an atypical blessing.

at moments, plugged into a socket, electrified, another second, roaming an oasis, feeling green, ever an emptiness, despite, royal occurrence;

to inherit a sense for gentility, if accustomed to kindness, needing to give motion.

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