Tuesday, April 26, 2022

By Grace & Mirror

 

she was irked over prose—the caption of other women, i mentioned her lovers. like some mocking confession, like some impossible dream, to hear it is baffling. such decision to drift into time. such privilege to deny facts—such grace when others hear life. it must be wilderness, woodland areas, the mathematics we fail to compute. i believe we want too much, pushing for excellence, forgetting humans are unsatisfied. such gray skies. a sunny day. most will love during grace, during luxury, during miracles. to have come to combat, unprepared for earth, snails teaching mechanics; the building of a legacy, spaces unheard, algorithms unmatched. soft silent uneasiness, swarming inside, to imagine ancient activities.     i imagine a napkin floating in the winds—by circular upheaval, by distance and closeness. like patience perfects its entrée. like arms reaching forever. like so exposed, no one can get nourishment. fleeing into twilight, a sprite spirit, allergic to what we call normal.

i have interrogated self, in honor of a stranger, in dreams, we sit with care. lost in confusion, enduring my tragedy, wondering if others will show grace.

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