Saturday, March 11, 2023

Water Reservoir

 

I would to love like gems in bottles as art flies so indifferently those smiles cut to bone; a grieving soul is likely to appreciate others a miserly soul is likely to strike as out indeed to slice so great a pressure inside; reindeer eyes those in excellence sure bumps and bruises as made deliberately, more for weathers and frustrations so natural it feels cursed; sleet on pavement certain grievance across skies with creeks in season, a platypus in mud, waters as they tread graves so surefire the rain; as an actor in this carnival as a clown in this mistake as a terrible pleasure to bring shame those days in Atlantis those arts in hieroglyphs if to surround those lakes with fire churning a gift to know life means you good; blackberries and sin or blueberries and gin those facing relaxation at banks and rivers the way the Lord was baptized; pumas in season the way we adore cheetahs so fertile the skies as born irregularly as seeking and misunderstanding flesh beauty the sin of its dice at a level too consumed to swim if but a running sentence.

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