Saturday, March 4, 2023

Sawdust Skies

 

Grass and leaves—sullen soil, proud forage, upon

a petal—pinecones surrounded by dust

and dirt, feeling dusky skies; a near phantom,

 

life giving ink by course-ness. Unzipped

atmosphere, gloved knuckles, nature has a

morgue waiting; the leopard fraught by fatigue,

 

faced by existence, hungered, filled with instinct;

homemade cauldrons, a universe unaccepting,

rivaling, made aggressive—most passive winds.

 

White birds. Black swans. Beauty and tragedy.

Resistance—insistence.

Violin in stereo—skies most vigil,

 

most are self-watching, trying at goodness,

paving integrity, failing inhibition,

worried about The Great Intuition. Rain

 

mizzling. Deathbeds haunting. Existence

as source of its existence. Upon a

rose, painting petals, a toddler in her

 

sandbox. A man will live in his dreams,

celebrating his youth, becoming by

pride and prudence. Grass and leaves—sullen soil,

 

proud forage, upon a petal—pinecones

surrounded by dust and dirt, feeling dusky skies.

 

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