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Tonight, the full moon looks so beautiful that I am crying. I have lapsed on my knees, the pulp of every love- shared. subscribed- streams through follicles of unpardonable zest. Nobody should know, but they end up aware of the malpractical jingling pulling us into the cartoon turbine that wants us first, into the scratched longing poised in our collars. Nobody should know, but they end up aware of the unplanned lobotomy of wrong- with opaque grunting, sure, maybe, the necklaced ash-bath, the causal antibiotic for dummies who dream about a bite instead of the consequence of our bodies. There's a full moon, and nobody should miss on the engine-knock of our throat; we've not loved for a while, but we still hug warmly before we leave, smile at the odor of food, spill it like the children we have never hated or loved but were, clean up like the hankies we became.
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Jan 21, 2019
Jan 21, 2019 at 11:02 AM UTC
Tonight, the full moon looks so beautiful
Tonight, the full moon looks so beautiful that I am crying. I have lapsed on my knees, the pulp of every love- shared. subscribed- streams through follicles of unpardonable zest. Nobody should know, but they end up aware of the malpractical jingling pulling us into the cartoon turbine that wants us first, into the scratched longing poised in our collars. Nobody should know, but they end up aware of the unplanned lobotomy of wrong- with opaque grunting, sure, maybe, the necklaced ash-bath, the causal antibiotic for dummies who dream about a bite instead of the consequence of our bodies. There's a full moon, and nobody should miss on the engine-knock of our throat; we've not loved for a while, but we still hug warmly before we leave, smile at the odor of food, spill it like the children we have never hated or loved but were, clean up like the hankies we became.
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Jan 21, 2019
Jan 21, 2019 at 11:02 AM UTC
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