Friday, December 1, 2023

Abandoned Far Away

 

Certain joy in a second outlined by angst.

Treehouse passions; apples falling; deep symbolic fevers.

I was thinking of you, such beauty, so great to a man, so tender to a scar, to have progeny.

Prophetic pains, musical happiness, humans are slung between feelings.

It takes so much to love you; what have I to sin?

Simplicity is sanity; she hides in there, all eyes watching her performance, all men asking his name.

Icy hills. Snowflake arcs. God might vanish. 

To climb into self, sitting upon a branch, hearing sullen silence.

Sprouting upon bass, intricate math, agricultural miseries; faced by you, a sudden interior dance, wrath of a maddening woman. 

Running to scars, aggravated by truths, needing her nonetheless. 

The seas soaring, rain punished, loving what was never us.

To have excellence, charged and sinning, pictures in paint; oh’ symmetrical pash, desire screaming, like hell was raining cotton.

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