Sunday, December 4, 2022

Orchard Soil

 

Dry water, wet deserts, and life is contradiction. The volume of excitement, captured love, it mustn’t last. A soul under construction, wreckage feeling complete, to again

 

another’s tornado; power relinquished, needing to believe, if but a fraction of responsibility. Reaching into prophecy, unraveling future events, threshed and repenting;

 

a dying man may be a cruel man, else, a desperate soul, facing desperation, trying to rebuild those last viral seconds; television indiscretion, multiple ideals, vanished into blue

 

ivory. And Love was good, formed in simplicity, framed in madness; yawning often, but not in return, trying harder. Many future at presence, illusions bent atmosphere, while

 

winds are wheezing. Like quicksand, a soul seeps in, groveling and grieving, griping and groping—fire extinguished, bothersome reality, tropes and similes; the last smile,

 

crossing her face, a child filled with promise; ironic passion, fusion cries, effused, poured into society. Trials for those spirits, confusion for us spirits, asking—the why to my

 

actions: featured in premise, abstruse and ashamed, doing against the will. The fair and seeing berries, made into shivers, heat pressing into affirmation.   

I’d Save The Reader Years

    The beat becomes sickness. A long crucible—a drilling ecstasy. I was losing focus, feeling forbidden, if to self, if to mirrors. So curs...