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this swifter's grift - lifting loosely fitted accoutrement lourden fruit carelessly held silkened, gimlet lit shamelessly rivened to a paler shade of need. solitude's enchanting seed may confer a grander banquet’s call but, this tug of grandiloquent oblige and politesse . . . master and slave consort black and scarlet swift of tongue and fingertip unbound so neatly and leather blind tell me muse of the anger flesh on fire is there really dignity in defeat that eludes the victor tell me muse of the truth in nature ill-graced tail-lamp broken is destiny all ways ordained in contradiction tell me muse do hearts all times submit to the beacon call shyness long forgotten narrative so harshly written as ne'er before with an insistence ageless yearnings bellow   as but glazened shadow if reason sleeps there will be no learning no refuge only to each for their crimes a four-chambered riddle All Rights Reserved James R. Morse, NYC  2013.
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 7:05 PM UTC
Treatise on Craving
this swifter's grift - lifting loosely fitted accoutrement lourden fruit carelessly held silkened, gimlet lit shamelessly rivened to a paler shade of need. solitude's enchanting seed may confer a grander banquet’s call but, this tug of grandiloquent oblige and politesse . . . master and slave consort black and scarlet swift of tongue and fingertip unbound so neatly and leather blind tell me muse of the anger flesh on fire is there really dignity in defeat that eludes the victor tell me muse of the truth in nature ill-graced tail-lamp broken is destiny all ways ordained in contradiction tell me muse do hearts all times submit to the beacon call shyness long forgotten narrative so harshly written as ne'er before with an insistence ageless yearnings bellow   as but glazened shadow if reason sleeps there will be no learning no refuge only to each for their crimes a four-chambered riddle All Rights Reserved James R. Morse, NYC  2013.
"The higher we fly, the smaller we appear to those who cannot."
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 7:05 PM UTC
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