Tuesday, March 15, 2022

Upon The Mythic Dahlia

 

the fame for the good deed—the problem chasing—the winning inside mirrors. early pangs, trying to be normal, no amount of pretend seems to do it—to mimic those emotions, to feel like others, most smile at mystics.

 

treated a certain way, needing the feeling, guilty of the dynamics; the life inside, the luxurious absence, by chain, chase, bass, and mass.

 

like a dozen souls, different realities, rules made in silence—the penalty of tenacity, the stubborn musician, the perilous viola; her voice is a contract, I signed her lungs, I wake up—reaching for her aura.

 

I was sick those months, assigned a spell, like hating the process, in love with the helium, aside persons seeming insincere, except for the cozen mountains.

 

so grandiose, so lowly, watching my ink, watching the sipping, heavy—on a sober leaf; to hear a thought, so clear, I hope she feels redeemed.

 

it was morning, like treading my voice, asking for liturgy; trembling with tremors, chills with reality—like asking for motivation … life becomes the heaving of the absolutes; life was once a bag, a drag, a few cigars.

 

I needed to let go—perception was off—everyone knows the feeling.

 

Love has worshipers—like a dynasty—it seems uncanny. I wanted to be amazing, the greatest to touch it, read too much to accomplish the task.

 

I needed to let go—conception was unfriendly—everyone knows the feeling.

 

so much will be reviewed—so much explained—much more will remain unspoken—the tacit geniuses, the gangly perfectionists, treated as special—by one person.

 

I needed to let go—she did the same—I’m off by it, I’ll suffer by it, and bounce into a cloud.    

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