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intrinsic oxidation, total condemnation

...seemingly routine, the circumstance at hand the fire burning books made by my fellow man burn away his knowledge with the ham-ring of keys, “burn away his ashes- do with the riches as we please” such things are the enticing lies of the world the same men who lust are the same men who burn “do unto others as your fellow man” we’ll do what we want and we’ll wilt at the end… looking above, the light changes the tune and all that was bleak is bleaker once more, but truly, vibrancy occurs; downpours how colors as if drawn by invisible force, recede, concur, conceit, remorse valleys plunge into whites, into blacks “is this the epiphany to break down my back?” i scream into jars without reading their state i know what will come but it’s only to late they’ve captured my heart, away with my fate! its true, down i fall but more truer so, thick vines from the ravine catch me into- though i come breaking lose with the weight of the weathering i bear… i believe in the power of chiefly healing with nothing but passion within true pain eyes gleaming astounded as they slowly degrade like collections of quarters left out in the rain.
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rileyminteer
22 / CA, USA
Published
Aug 26, 2019
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-riley minteer

intrinsic oxidation, total condemnation”

(from “standing in two gardens”)

Sunday, August 25, 2019

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