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The familiar complaints, the cozy ones. Ambling through the hedges of grievance. I never know what I'm feeling at any one time. Usually more of the same. Bragging my inadequacies. Winter is coughed from the addled coalsmoke sky. Chimneys chugging ash. Clumps of duress. Blake's choir of children lying in a heap. Noontime streetlamps regaled in holly and poinsettia. A ***** moss enters from the vacant lot, cautiously. The homeless have been scraped from under the bridge. Geese call and flee. The snow is flakes of ash, the sun finally burnt itself down. Disused meanings are flushed. A carefully wrought vocabulary we have disabused ourselves of. Crumbling monologue. A new grammar forms. Light and Motion dances from the screen. A panoptican of laughs and serenades. Sometimes there is a magazine no one has a subscription to. It is the digest of a human heart dressed to the nines in thorns and flame.
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 7:00 PM UTC
Following My Nose
The familiar complaints, the cozy ones. Ambling through the hedges of grievance. I never know what I'm feeling at any one time. Usually more of the same. Bragging my inadequacies. Winter is coughed from the addled coalsmoke sky. Chimneys chugging ash. Clumps of duress. Blake's choir of children lying in a heap. Noontime streetlamps regaled in holly and poinsettia. A ***** moss enters from the vacant lot, cautiously. The homeless have been scraped from under the bridge. Geese call and flee. The snow is flakes of ash, the sun finally burnt itself down. Disused meanings are flushed. A carefully wrought vocabulary we have disabused ourselves of. Crumbling monologue. A new grammar forms. Light and Motion dances from the screen. A panoptican of laughs and serenades. Sometimes there is a magazine no one has a subscription to. It is the digest of a human heart dressed to the nines in thorns and flame.
Shoyish
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 7:00 PM UTC
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