go back some steps and paint the rest the colors they were meant to be. parasites preventing psychology- absent sounds without answers, potential apart metamorphosis. the mistakes were easy, splitting monochrome apart of the omniscient wind.
and they never learned anything.
I couldn’t escape the quiescence of ontogeny descending east or west in our oblivion as nothing- these spider webs bury dead under my intuition ashamed of my own decisions refusing to light, but the flicker always subtle in the night, aggressive how I wanted to make it shine.
we’re butterflies with broken mirrors, scintillatingly self-reflecting that our deepest fears will never resonate with the man under the bridge or the child in Idaho or the part of my father i never want to see in myself, but always will. hand-crafted maps fade because we’re told to abandon caterpillars as if this growth was a virus and not a blessing disguised as thousands of glass shards unlocking doors. I wanted to know more.
I couldn't think where my mind begins it shifts back hollow where I started blonde curls lost frivolously among the pile of careful maple leaves you should’ve tried to understand while you blurred the sharpness of this image, shades of fuschia indecisions evading a dream, incomplete sets of glass menagerie fog when I fall asleep. shuffling the shutter, parallel to the stress it put me under. a life repeating its first day, continuing cabarets confusing caves in sheep crystallize an endless disease.
flowers don’t communicate in binary; your daisies were fireworks, mute mutilations of my morbidity, simultaneously transforming sheep from tangible reality. as I felt every strand of indifference-
IT ALL COULD HAVE BEEN DIFFERENT.
but our faces yield yellow hues in both pines needles and piles of orange maples.
ashamed of where I hadn't been because of the person I have yet to become knowing what I will never be. It was strange to see me as a human being amorphous feathers drifting incomplete as crows without grief circling aware predicting what I could not escape luminescent highways miles from fate time spent in the essence of these transgressions pardon me gray.
what can i call colors i see, branches of the trees from Polaroid memories, or dreams of what the world should be? where can i find these answers on this endless canvas, this bruised, mountainous landscape, constantly hammering away against our wars with self-abandonment? what’s the spectrum where trees and everyone you’ve ever known that’s felt loss can sing in harmony?
trapped in my mind, hope is destiny when it's not in our plans
running out of time, the colors will fade as limbs grow thicker