In my absence My mind has been doing back-flips, back-spins and hand-springs.
They really should be called head-springs.'
Off a spring board I began vaulting. Trying to spin, tumble, turn des pairs of thoughts stuck in the landing area
Threw a little french in there for ya.
Grasping at hysteria asymmetrically with sanity must be stronger than anxiety. Like a glass coat, it blankets me however you can see to the core, translucent rings of a tree.
Walking the balance beam between life and suicide sporadically. Being pushed on both sides by a jet stream
Surviving is a pipe dream because we are all dying.
Once again I am on the floor. However, I am implored to look forward by poetic neighbors. All I gotta do is knock on their door and they'll gladly give me a cup of esprit de corps.