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Jan 2019
. a month spent listening to (a) grandfather's medley of memories, an eroded imagination, an inversion of a figurative- something of other... a month spent with the breath of Shiva... dementia... no wonder my use, subsequently, does not represent the vitality of a springbok... less a torrent of a waterfall... and more... heavily reliant on: perpendicular and subserviently cryptic.

what came first:

   the vowel,
or the consonant...

|    standing ground...

figments
of the imagination -
vowels

and the rigid
   arches of
huddling
consonants...

unkept lockets
of birches
woven
in pine forests...

dead to humor
English oak:
numbed
a'pathos
           vater...

vague wounds
caressed
by the winds...

in beast: siamese -
no differential,
unto a blast from
a sputnik's
starry baron knead
of the knee

   third letter:
surd...
            what the eye
and the aye does
see...

  but the: hushed
agreement bypasses...
to 'now
is no sentiment of
a nauw...
  Cymry:

                     piquant,
the difference
between
  (k)now
   and  n              A             w

no... 'now...
   brigadier is
not (a) /
     no              trumpet-tier /
player...

            -teer...

         a vowel,
a consonant,
a surd...
                          
                  and if...
VII were again,
and 7 far from F...

         tickling e. e. cummings...

translation?
missing...

                  the obscurity
of the concept of flesh
when wearing
a pair of gloves,
the Sait Paul & Peters...

flesh disintegrates,
what remains is...
the mediating
numb between gloves
and the "abstract"
of skeleton...

            what came first...
the "vowel", or "the" consonant?
past the moral "question":
the glaring contort...
a letter - L, 90°...
   that gave birth to
               the Girth of Delta?

360° and the "missing" 5...
   Kant: negation = 0,
reply...
                    Λ = sanction.
Mateuš Conrad
Written by
Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
(36/M/Essex (England))   
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