Wednesday, March 23, 2022

The Cosmos Seem Unearthed

 

the poltergeist is at his face, his every claim, as come to challenge his resilience.

 

often, the inner demand, the mental zeitgeist, the philosophic seductress. 

 

is it what it was, the longer feelings, the impression in hearts—is it truly imperceptible?

 

some excellent nightmare; the duty of our nations to the poor communities. this would be Deontology,

 

the cut of the cult, the ruins of the measures, the beauty in trying and succeeding. so abrasive to hear it, so cordial to investigate it, or to know that—without assistance, one could never near normality.

 

the bloat in the atmosphere, the havoc turned into laughter, the damsel smarter than the best in the room. the bleeding treachery, told with pure nonchalance, we haven’t begun to understand others.

 

peacemaking the calmness, hell could explode, intensities pulled in opposite directions; to need to engage her, with a desire to efface her, while over in the distance, one has unveiled a sentence.

 

fragmented intestines.  I admire from up-close, or afar. some beauty in classic aristocracy—as in saying, the poet is reaching, as in too high, he should accept something less lofty. (i must assert it: if i love her, she is, therefore, a lofty creature, esp. to my spiritual eye.)

 

so much blatant, twofaced forgiveness—such crooked mercy, peering into one, thinking in some order, years invested into seeing one sentence. peering at the innocent, the magnets, at terrors meant for goodness.

 

some sad silence: cultural genocide, the people of the Holocaust, the freedom warriors, a soul is with feelings in their pride. a person of graves inside, skeletons talking, energies morphing.

 

so much pain, to win a slither, so many riches, to appease an appetite;

 

i never thought of what she carries, this goes for everyone, the tragedy in our pockets, the pain, the PTSD, or the balance we must keep, or pretend, or the one watching!

 

much evasiveness. more prevarication. we do shameful things, unable not to do them. this is where wisdom has led us.

 

sure anguish, listening to London Grammar, or feeling something seeking us, soaring through the galaxy, laughing in good humor, asking for its ransom.

 

or Michel’le’s diaries, or at Marie—cultured to adore the rhythm, the liquid, eyes rolling with irony—to cascade forever, pouring into poverty, the gifts—a human might conjure.

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