Dressed-up words misguide our naked thoughts far more than naked thoughts influence the use of dressed-up words.
Words can be a narcissistic cover-up or masks expressing secondary emotions, even if the wordsmith is begging to be needed.
If one desires to communicate with a purer intent, to cut through language's sinew of misinterpretation, and into truth's marrow,
such communication can happen within wordless silence where blooms touch waves salt sweat true north,
pantings in the cold; the swelling heat of iron ignition.
When my tongue dissolves the words, laps up innuendos and syntax errors of reality from in-between the honeyed surface of language, over-stimulation spins me deliriously.
If this needs a pause, a breath to breathe, to feel the distance,