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A periwinkle snap of the fingers A glazed-over, ungazed-at afterthought of a dimwitted maker Allowing only specks of atmosphere to puncture through for gasps of air An assassination without capacity for reflection or modesty. Broadening my horizons, my eyes adjusting to the sun's sheddings, I notice the satin ribbons of the west, trotting over the hills, blood-lusting, Roaring in anticipation of the persecution of the dry, dusty chandelier to the north Forcing the lumination, Breaking open the porous night-covering threatening to its final breath The self-mutilation to bring it and its 3 navigational acquaintances to the bone-encrusted, sadistic Hell of the humans, modern-day Terra, the disease-laced, frayed blanket of Gaea. And as I viciously avert my eyes as the first blow finds a weak exposed abdomen, I pray to God that I might participate in this brawl, And I curse high heaven that it is so fateful a dusk.
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Jul 15, 2014
Jul 15, 2014 at 1:39 AM UTC
On a cloudy July 11th
A periwinkle snap of the fingers A glazed-over, ungazed-at afterthought of a dimwitted maker Allowing only specks of atmosphere to puncture through for gasps of air An assassination without capacity for reflection or modesty. Broadening my horizons, my eyes adjusting to the sun's sheddings, I notice the satin ribbons of the west, trotting over the hills, blood-lusting, Roaring in anticipation of the persecution of the dry, dusty chandelier to the north Forcing the lumination, Breaking open the porous night-covering threatening to its final breath The self-mutilation to bring it and its 3 navigational acquaintances to the bone-encrusted, sadistic Hell of the humans, modern-day Terra, the disease-laced, frayed blanket of Gaea. And as I viciously avert my eyes as the first blow finds a weak exposed abdomen, I pray to God that I might participate in this brawl, And I curse high heaven that it is so fateful a dusk.
Inspiration from the remarkable Seamus Heaney
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Jul 15, 2014
Jul 15, 2014 at 1:39 AM UTC
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