Sunday, March 19, 2023

The Brink Is a Seesaw

 

Asunder—torn apart, a snake in its

cave; heated temperature, longer

weather, frost bitten warmth. Faculties bled

of living, remorse like a hound, an

epiphany, a dream to have adored

invisibility. Saltwater

gators, arising in screams, bathed and

battling mud; slanted in appeal,

undercurrent in angelica, made

into mystic fury. Fruitage awareness,

discernment for Ignatius, the darkness

of Saint Paul. Asked to exist, better to

live, sullen excitement, aching art for

her mercy—those small hallways, walls speaking

gibberish, ceilings dripping honey … if

and only if.     A festoon covered in dust

and dirt—my inheritance; those cult eyes,

holding locks, pads, and distance. To outsoar

me, a riot inside, the trumpet shall

blast asunder. A soul will flit, a soul

will smelt its body, with dolor a

trophy for poets. The dusky

crucible—gloss and paint, dialogue

and linchpins, what therapists see!     

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