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1. I am optimistic enough this day clings to the highest mast, is now born out of prophecy.                            I pass by the old mirror: see myself: blear myself: is blot to canvas, slit from the wrist of this home:    I witness how it is to sustain beatings. 2. In the empty lot, age 9, we wrung frangipanis and ruined    the pedicle somehow a map of a history where this ground   shook that was once an old cathedral. We blew                bubbles out in the haziest of days, pallid and droopy     the clouds identify in their short collisions – the stream that was    the sky        the  face of  my mother when found news of my would-be death    1996, Kawasaki my mother's clutch on the soiled linen beginning an autopsy 3. I conjure a frayed upon image of death in its colloquial.        a fractal of mistakes taken as righting out. I sense prognostication when potential for a satisfied framed encounter or out of luck that was        a night making all of this less than total. I     remember the discoloration of the many lights – the sky beginning an   erratum: this could have been your last – what is exacted here         like a tarot, the culprit a newfangled man in the rearview mirror. 4. How can I forget you – all of you? You wear light like karsunsilyo. You are all flowers I arrive at a contusion of gardens.   Rinse me with light – abandon me after. 5.   Made air staler. Dew my maiden when lit   from the matutinal – in tow, a bedraggled kite soaring in the heat   one distinct summer,       wish it pure that was I, almost touching the vermillion, my faintest image of freedom was a bird trapped in between    the venetian. 6.   In a dream, I am pursued by a train in an alley – in the next scene, I am being forced to take a plunge        into a chasm: the fall did not scare me – but my acquiescence made me flinch: standing before space, anesthetizing        the skin so it made me more than metal, the clangor    suggests a tragedy. Awakened by violent nudges from       my mother: it was the New Year. Pyrotechnics paint the sky over and over an ephemera in the bleak behemoth of this:        a makeshift home ruined by untranslatable music the sound of rain at 11 in the afternoon and a nearby funeral.
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 1:14 AM UTC
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1. I am optimistic enough this day clings to the highest mast, is now born out of prophecy.                            I pass by the old mirror: see myself: blear myself: is blot to canvas, slit from the wrist of this home:    I witness how it is to sustain beatings. 2. In the empty lot, age 9, we wrung frangipanis and ruined    the pedicle somehow a map of a history where this ground   shook that was once an old cathedral. We blew                bubbles out in the haziest of days, pallid and droopy     the clouds identify in their short collisions – the stream that was    the sky        the  face of  my mother when found news of my would-be death    1996, Kawasaki my mother's clutch on the soiled linen beginning an autopsy 3. I conjure a frayed upon image of death in its colloquial.        a fractal of mistakes taken as righting out. I sense prognostication when potential for a satisfied framed encounter or out of luck that was        a night making all of this less than total. I     remember the discoloration of the many lights – the sky beginning an   erratum: this could have been your last – what is exacted here         like a tarot, the culprit a newfangled man in the rearview mirror. 4. How can I forget you – all of you? You wear light like karsunsilyo. You are all flowers I arrive at a contusion of gardens.   Rinse me with light – abandon me after. 5.   Made air staler. Dew my maiden when lit   from the matutinal – in tow, a bedraggled kite soaring in the heat   one distinct summer,       wish it pure that was I, almost touching the vermillion, my faintest image of freedom was a bird trapped in between    the venetian. 6.   In a dream, I am pursued by a train in an alley – in the next scene, I am being forced to take a plunge        into a chasm: the fall did not scare me – but my acquiescence made me flinch: standing before space, anesthetizing        the skin so it made me more than metal, the clangor    suggests a tragedy. Awakened by violent nudges from       my mother: it was the New Year. Pyrotechnics paint the sky over and over an ephemera in the bleak behemoth of this:        a makeshift home ruined by untranslatable music the sound of rain at 11 in the afternoon and a nearby funeral.
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 1:14 AM UTC
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