Monday, September 19, 2022

What They Created!

 

Losing senses, gathering dreams, please saw the skies; symbolizing demons, the angel beat his spirit, the ghosts are masturbating—all jokes aside, I wanted her with desperation, I asked her name, she sits close—the meaning of the dirt, the politician in the omen, separated from self, and gunning the heartbeat. I can’t care too much, this is contagious, most are running from feeling life.

Blue eyes had heaven. Green eyes had bravery. Brown eyes won my soul.

I need a sip. Momma crying. Granny groping walls. A woman just entered my dreams.

Hearing whatness, eating thatness, eyes teary into daddy’s life.

Nothing works. No need to apologize. “Get to the mystic.”

Losing senses, gathering dreams, sold survival, and longing into the forest.

I never gathered many in strife—as knowing from the gate, while souls harbored animosities, supposing I was living too much ash.

The little boy had ambition, quite dormant, making rounds back to family; lasting myself, a rib in me, x’d inside, on the fridges of reappearing.     Can’t tolerate my visions. I swear to come back, to get it right, to make something more deliberately.

 

They had innocence, the innocence in evil, the bible the ulcer would recite. I challenged her calmness. She ate shrooms. The microphone is on all night long.

Most died on us. More at the prison walls. Others went from handlebars to pegs, to management positions.

To meet the villain in the angel confuses most saints.

 

The tears become sweat the sweat is thick blood the prayer is screaming at God.

 

I see the machination—fermenting iniquities, as to have exonerated behavior. We might determine which attributes belong to the One we serve. From liquor to strange islands, to suffocation, to letting live the hands that bronzed me.

 

We’d believe they’d see potential and need to augment it: we’d believe an inner myth.

 

The spirit needs to put documents on the table—to read the closets—to explain to strangers—why we have the right to breathe … (if just a whiff of the ghost-towns).       

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