Friday, March 17, 2023

It Will Never Win a Prize

 

It means so much, only when hushed, pushing through indifference. A man sees differently, somewhat exiled from self, to agree with something reprehensible. On another note, looking for freedom, aggravated over essence, remembering she looked so innocent. Upon a wing, if not a prayer, to desire something humans can’t give. A blatant element in pain—looking as she walks by, thrown into my existential. Minor setbacks, seething inside, still composed—of weather and earth, a curse to drink, a problem to remain forever sober. Everything is now on record, any jot, any note, any sentence. If entertained, reduced to a carnival, of course, it remains justified, simply put, “Because I wanted to.” I reminisce on a spell, a fair person, a dream I saw, a dream I remembered—with science seeming impeccable. On another note, Love is sexy, Love is smart, some have had her heart; this ain’t living. Fluttering. Gold bracelets. A symbol upon flesh. Many are so cursed, so smart, to have lied into a lie holding weather. I flee the Ghosts—I irk the beginning—I know I must die. On to the metaphysical: so ontological, a big ass word, concerned with existence, the measure of my life! There remains nonsense.     I wore a wig. I feigned a smile. I was dirt in her honor. And she allowed it.     Siren beautiful snakes; if to adore a person, as to give a person life, does it fortify integrity? On another note; I sense ignorance, I die to become, emotion is acrobatic—like thieves in essence. I can’t escape it: some are ethical, living a strict code, dying at every entrance; some straddle the fence, either this or that, but never too holy; others are sick, needing help, to speak in presence, is to hear something too raw to digest. This means nothing. It will never win a prize. Nevertheless, it’s interesting.

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