I settle with settling. My thoughts, overlapping, are details shrouded in clouds. Images awaken and stir in themselves the old and aging thoughts raised like veins. I pray for insolence, usually, but sometimes I pray for the weak to be free, for strength in numbers. I pray for the art of mind over matter over death. I'll be free when the rhythm is running again, when I'm riding inside the rushes, when the other worldly colors let me fold them and squeeze.
I'm looking up but I'm looking down. I drop. I lose my sense of everything but the friction the fiction sustains the glides.