Wednesday, March 8, 2023

I Never Said I Knew Innocence

 

One more rhythm. One last fever. A soul is remembered for lies.

How it ends, it was plush, sinning became wonderful. Sober cries.

I was laughing goodness, it shifted, sudden upon teary eyes. And

Most disagree with my interpretation.

Emotion or logic or both?

Bleeding my style, clashing with innocence, proud to assert many still believe in justice.

I mean to insist—only as persisted upon, wandering the greatest beauty: creeks bearing gold, lakes wreaking pictures, forgiveness starting to hurt.

Raised by one, keeping it secret, longing in between sentences—if to create a new language.

I heard she knew saga, sage, and drew art; we came to meet—she appeared as thunder, lightning, and a novitiate kept quoting scripture.

How to explain just tripping? Mountains seem symbolic; aesthetics seem purple; remembering one seems too simplistic, with nothing to stand upon. The risk is too much fantasy.

I never asked. I was insisting. Many angered—it should disturb.

One more attraction. Does it end all attractions? This is the cage in humans.

To speak eternal—like skies will never escape—with passion seeming arbitrary.

I would adore the process of adoring.

Humans are faced by temperaments.  

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