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Falling for the Future

~

*Moving beyond the sun

to where our minds

are a fraction behind us,

believing they've found

the other-side.

 

I am glass shattered by redemption,

and I am now the shadow

of a mirrored divinity,

for somewhere out there

is a god resembling my face,

and its nakedness stares me down.

 

Raising eyebrows at the moon

as if this is love's culprit,

yet, opening arms and minds welcome

the thereupon lust as if

some devoted era:

bow and arrow shapes

of you and me,

falling out of love without travail,

but of constant ease.

 

I look better in black and white

than in vulnerability,

my exploitation of

private earth looms casual,

though I'm well aware

of the vibrations it sends.

 

Manipulators of love and war

were all we really wanted to be,

cheating destiny

by falling for the future.

 

And from this side of our mind

the sun was always cold,

just a vague old relic in a fresh grave:

a princess ruling among

the ruins of past decisions,

and happily she gives

a stagnant kiss of consequence.

 

Recommitted wind breaks

through, like turning, burning

pages desperate to speak.

 

But I'd rather that her white lies

take me now, than a waking grasp

or a skirmishing wave

terrorize me,

as this black [media] plagued sun's

desecrated heart bleeds

and recalls to mind

the coming blasphemy.*

~

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Written by
Carlo-C-Gomez
56 / M / The Exclusion Zone
Published
Sep 18, 2022
Lines·Words
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Tags
#future#media#propaganda#fame#wealth#love#lies#selfishness
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