Saturday, August 13, 2022

Unknit Union: People Kindle Ember

 

When time is unjust, a soul must abide by rules. Fields of monsters, limited access, many are losing decencies; like innocence given to sharks, to have been so great, estranged from core values; sour bias, tendentious pains, rhythm, art, and trauma. One smiles. So far left, right just isn’t happening. A smirk. A smile. Most thrilled, teased afore mirrors, to have damaged innocence, if it were there.     Most angered. Chasing takes on properties. “We hate resilience.”     So much in advance. Fear takes on its meaning. One is desperate to administer fear; to bring on inner war.     In life, we meet ourselves—the good, the worst; like neat knitting, seams sealed silently, seamy excellence.     Do we adore innocence—Does it remind one of what he has lost?     Topaz eyes. Violet eyelashes. Turquoise declaration. To adore pieces as adrift upon a petal—the fire is the war—assailed on the inside; anything bringing joy, has become a terror to perceive.     In excellence, some vile sky, with negotiation taking place to maintain the course; as a soul looks, it was far too easy, determined to endure, mountains black with charcoal.   

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