Tuesday, April 5, 2022

The Irony of Machination

 

the gift is rare, a neat, turquoise diamond, a make-believe decency—like perfection, elegance, or unsavory, even by deliverance.      Love might become someone else. we notice a slight discomfort. we sense distance, gates, dissention.     nothing matters as it does; nothing re-films inside like it does; seeing one in shackles, the mirror as it dances, to know a meal is no longer peaceful; major undercurrents, an underbelly, such underpinnings; features appearing, as they do, so easy to become a friend.     it does matter if one destroys another—at the end of the day—we’re left with our behaviors; so, ruining there, has no effect elsewhere, if selfsame behavior is aloft and heroic.     in essence, two are doing the same thing, a gentleman, a lady, in different locations; a few are at ease, a soul is at war, the overt isn’t studying the sub-regions.     over the bridge, another is gentle, most poetic, streaming through galaxies. many gallicas in stars, sweet aromas, chess and planks and demands; a mélange of emotions, aside a drosera, inside a cocoon. those pinions so dear, burning firewood, putting palms to firebrand; some dear creature, the roaming islands, so acute, so affirmed, so distracted—seeking the life as it aches. the songlike lamp, the table as it wobbles, the flipping as dolphins bring joy. so difficult to unhear—billows ebb and sing into the skies. the unheard concerto … the livid arc … the tale told to distract the shark; a soul upon cirrus pangs, whittling cottonwood, making something destined to hurt itself.    

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