Thursday, March 21, 2024

Fallen Leaves

 

 

Total disclosure; winter was green. We dance in a way, we envy each other. 

One remora, one crocodile, one dear ransom. 

I went through a spell. It’s amazing how souls crush. 

With all you have, I took it for granted. 

We set demarcations on happiness: riches mean joy. And

partner is gray.

I was with coppice, looking at a frontier, remembering how it opened.

We’ll try, as they say; we’ll forfeit at a precise second. 

It feels awkward; to have offended so much—while it meant wines, berries, apricots.

Haven’t flickered a candle in months: haven’t longed into feeling human in weeks. Parts croaked. To realize it means existentialism. 

So rabid for it, so subdued by it; so estranged from it. 

To sit and gather roots, to find something is wrong inside.

Most enjoy on a different level. If finding this is life, we have chimneys to clean.

Partial disclosure; summer was cold. 

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