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This branch, this life, the tongue to taste the bitter of the pinecones. Best to request permission for my heart to skip a beat, dare me in February from here to west. Woodstove fire - ash and flying ambers - dries the musty grain of cedar essence. Dancing smoked perfume is rising Slowly - an inverted lava river. Its sharp soft teeth the alphabet dismantle back-taking life to its primordial matter as history became the final institution. Why did the idol have to burn, its thorns devoured, Knotty eyes of wood in mind imprinted - starry firmament on my sub-conscious?
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 11:03 AM UTC
Cabin Fever
This branch, this life, the tongue to taste the bitter of the pinecones. Best to request permission for my heart to skip a beat, dare me in February from here to west. Woodstove fire - ash and flying ambers - dries the musty grain of cedar essence. Dancing smoked perfume is rising Slowly - an inverted lava river. Its sharp soft teeth the alphabet dismantle back-taking life to its primordial matter as history became the final institution. Why did the idol have to burn, its thorns devoured, Knotty eyes of wood in mind imprinted - starry firmament on my sub-conscious?
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 11:03 AM UTC
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