Thursday, August 25, 2022

At Some Point, It Never Mattered: War Would Just Be!

 

You would see in it—danger, when it appears; knowing in savior—price of locality—enduring until it might pass. Another smiles. You hurt her heart. Another mourns. So situated to live, if promised to leave, with pain seeming terrestrial; sure framed in agonies, or human fires, given one last chance to waltz and shy away, with pagan powers mixed with the root. A branch inside, leaves trimmed, confused about thought and recklessness; some hectic channel, forced to appreciate another person, wondering about silence, as it manifests. Some extreme level; calling back all-ness of excellence, hoping one never let’s go; by feral analogy, close to edges, mingling with a spirit—as it would sacrifice itself; exclusive rights, opening realities, to see how mysteries are formed. A spirit will blossom war, go through perfection from birth to galaxy; to see you smile, to feel romance, accused of going into darker spheres; sure cadence in you, certain defeat in us, to climb up and gallop with chimes and winds. 9-11, if to know depths, so much lost, so little to covet. You exhibit misery made beautiful. You tap into religiosity. You are challenge, gusts, pain, vengeance and solace of thought, pushing passed consequence.    

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