Tuesday, May 17, 2022

Each Carries Responsibility

 

i was desire inside, the father inside, never knew the curse inside; sliding into myself, edging the cliff, they barely hear the bipolar—he becomes nonchalance, while needing his full attention.

 

getting to the lead timpani, the round in the sand, the pit of snakes, a ladder for Jesus, or better, Joseph, getting better at ignoring myself, such a penalty, a problem, an incident inside.

 

chirpsing with deaths. laughing unseen. looking around, seeing culminations.

 

life is a striptease, once addicted, each person is yearning for glory, the map inside, looking at apples, having thoughts, the jewel is the taint; a palm of ink, dying in the streets, much indebted to the ones in rain.

 

i read what she wrote—it seems easy—once the soul becomes the spirit—of the person.

 

eating vintage, antiquity, rereading myself, rereading the audience, knowing it comes with a blessing—as afore, or ahead, to become prized as a voice.

 

i would swear i felt her. yes, I know: too metaphysical.

 

so gummy. so geared in direction. at some point, men begin to calculate what we can’t do.

 

aside luminaries, next to trains, at a depth in flowers—to adore what was said, much more what’s said lately—and i have my responsibility—i take it seriously.  

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