Dearest, I am part-you
in a wood of pearly treetops
or are we pincers on this nightly nipper
when we fell & the hundredweight
became one? My Thirsting Else
believes in all-things-possible.
Octagon of roadblocks examine
vintage experience with silence
I recognize. I’m not asking much
to be loved, but I’m in the curving
background, recognizing you
in the rebound I can’t breathe,
viewed as a common fossil.
I’m finished with words.
I’m better off sleeping
although it is neither your
lapse nor an accumulated cumulus
of shakeups duping the sky of my life
where automatically horrific pain
haults itself around my defaulting,
of which perpetually clashes, crashes
similar themes & why should I need
to guess-game where I’m headed
in this dry-tempest sandstorm?
Get thee behind me, Pain! Ha!
but it never does: res ipsa loquitur.
I should disappear in defense,
backing up against the wallpaper,
blending into it, entering the next phase
outside of my comfort zone’s discomfort . . .
reasoning with disorder, reasoning
with fuming against my own
melancholic incense
as if I’d walked out
of the mind of a scorpion
just before the strike.
in a wood of pearly treetops
or are we pincers on this nightly nipper
when we fell & the hundredweight
became one? My Thirsting Else
believes in all-things-possible.
Octagon of roadblocks examine
vintage experience with silence
I recognize. I’m not asking much
to be loved, but I’m in the curving
background, recognizing you
in the rebound I can’t breathe,
viewed as a common fossil.
I’m finished with words.
I’m better off sleeping
although it is neither your
lapse nor an accumulated cumulus
of shakeups duping the sky of my life
where automatically horrific pain
haults itself around my defaulting,
of which perpetually clashes, crashes
similar themes & why should I need
to guess-game where I’m headed
in this dry-tempest sandstorm?
Get thee behind me, Pain! Ha!
but it never does: res ipsa loquitur.
I should disappear in defense,
backing up against the wallpaper,
blending into it, entering the next phase
outside of my comfort zone’s discomfort . . .
reasoning with disorder, reasoning
with fuming against my own
melancholic incense
as if I’d walked out
of the mind of a scorpion
just before the strike.
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