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"enigmatical" poems
Jade -- Stone of the side, The antagonized Side of green Adam, I Smile, cross-legged, Enigmatical, Shifting my clarities. So valuable! How the sun polishes this shoulder! And should The moon, my Indefatigable cousin Rise, with her cancerous pallors, Dragging trees -- Little bushy polyps, Little nets, My visibilities hide. I gleam like a mirror. At this facet the bridegroom arrives Lord of the mirrors! It is himself he guides In among these silk Screens, these rustling appurtenances. I breathe, and the mouth Veil stirs its curtain My eye Veil is A concatenation of rainbows. I am his. Even in his Absence, I Revolve in my Sheath of impossibles, Priceless and quiet Among these parrakeets, macaws! O chatterers Attendants of the eyelash! I shall unloose One feather, like the peacock. Attendants of the lip! I shall unloose One note Shattering The chandelier Of air that all day flies Its crystals A million ignorants. Attendants! Attendants! And at his next step I shall unloose I shall unloose -- From the small jeweled Doll he guards like a heart -- The lioness, The shriek in the bath, The cloak of holes.
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Purdah
Rising from the darkness, the evergreen dilemmatic soul waking from the displeasures bound by reluctance. And slowly it slithers upon the filth in life only to fall back into the reverie. Disgraced eminence, of this priceless concoction. Enigmatical views, but doomed by nature. Born to change, with time , with people. To stay phlegmatic  as it writes its own destiny. Dreams of falling into the lap of luxury like any ordinary soul. But with a hint of transgression. No robotic means, just emulation. Pulled by the ties of prevalence. Swindler of identity, benevolent of jauntiness. Passes through many loops of croquet. Yet saves its inscrutable soul from the disrespectful world.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 1:07 AM UTC
The Chameleon Soul
Arteries benumbed Reading pharmaceutical's inserts no fun Reading your mind even worse Print so small Foldings such as a roadmap Those molecular models delineated Moods might just as well be Translating cuneiform You wedge-shape marks on me Deceptive blinks cut my clayey gray matter That mascara you wear Like kajal on Persian Princess Ovular pills with spider legs How do I defend from? Enigmatical ellipses Narcotic exotic I look for, but find no Adjoining pamphlets or warnings To all your strange side-effects
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 7:04 PM UTC
Refills Require Authorization
even the dullest of knives can **** — a smile has fallen deep into the silence. wincing on and off like terrible vertigo. it is you lashing across dispersing images seeping like ruthless mileage underneath the bone. you come in the room full of these hours splintered an outpour with a foreboding, like spindrift you wet my lips sealed shut and silence is all the language i understand. what good is there that this hungry cavalcade gapes its mouth and metastasizes like an opulent laugh as maniacal as drum-taps? your are river with feet or pond sprawling mad, enigmatical. is this the clearing motes depart, unhinging the crepuscular and fade out, as a cat shrieks tumbling writhing fornication of metal and rust? even sleep cannot manage such realness, and the doubleness of its comatose or say, a war in spite of its radical artillery. between two cities lost, its indefatigable exertion pullulates to a hand, laying garlands over the same blue lament of sky and the unawakened orioles.
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 6:03 AM UTC
The Truth About Knives
air pours alive in stringencies, fall of tor and expanse. mazy-eyed, casts a syncopated hook amongst tulips beheaded by the toppling of a leaf bracing for departures, something else holds back, furrow— the thatched morning's serious mien, the arrow, whirling in trajectories one with the dive into red cauldron of infinite scar of water, Śiva, sighted footfall of the condor's verdigris, this simple rustle of your scourge-gowns insists cadence of flutings; i am one with beginnings. swarming poultice of the inflamed grass, obscene lines of shore in twilight unfazed virulence spreads like an epidemic of kisses against the pulsing loam, cries like breakwater lorn the fault of men, death at one's trembling hand — sound the tribulation of slender bells to a gather of pallors. it is a stopping in-placeness like crests of ******* a beautiful woman, shiftless weight of light on glazed collarbone, Śiva, the enigmatical paradox beleaguers a concatenation of unloose chandeliers of appurtenances, the unblinking aperture, widening in sky.
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Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 at 12:22 AM UTC
Śiva
She is a caregiver. She who gives complete care is she whose care is completely given - So much care to give yet none remains for herself. Built 6 ft. tall she carries: A Rolleiflex 3.5T, A phony french accent And an enigmatical past. Ms Mayer. As her lens soaks up the quintessence of normality in A diluted Chicago suburb or The emphatic streets of Manhattan; She was wired to observe. Her nature, craving to sustain unrepeatable moments. Instances so human, A simple photograph just isn’t quite enough To capture them. V. Meyer. She relies unwaveringly on an object whose sole purpose is to Look through, To surpass. But to her it acts contradictorily as A barrier, A rationalized blindness. An outside eye peering into the lives of others But never within herself. She is the lady who would rather look through a lens than into a mirror Because her refracted self is slightly easier confronted than that reflected. Vivian Maier.
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 4:15 PM UTC
Nanny
we are each to ourselves, selected amongst the few – yet you cannot help but be mortal. you, mortised to sleep. I sick behind white walls that will never bring your laughter back to that small frame in front of picture windows. I look at the world around me reduced to a grey-faced elbow room, as the flickering lamp lays out all the sorrows we forget in our sleep. who are you? I pucker up and pull this bottle snuggled in my clenched fist and I cannot help but think of any other thighed upon the cold brink of this bed, I cannot unthank the existence of flowers that refuse to bloom in the Sun, all the more the birds so clearly far better fate than this enigmatical. we are each to ourselves and selected amongst the few – I am the same bar-drunk soul you met years ago, and will perhaps be that in all the hours that lay before your callow eyes. when it is time to draw the knife, blinded by the glint of your bones, wired to the same mind that has once had me tippling over furniture. you are this very distant portrait in the mausoleum that I told many people about, wanting to go there but my feet can’t – there is a slender thread eyeing in itself a margin between the two of us. and now you turn in your great wave of motion, next to me, pressed against the sheets far from being tossed out of sleep. and along with you, the wind drags a cold, lunar tail: they are marvelous in their slowness, and the dark grows more immense than the probability of you sinking and I, emerging, turning, turning, breathing, so much the turning and never staying still – there is inimitable life in this dreariness, half an elbow, knees pared to moons, collarbones and all that music hung on some frail home, sovereign of nose and that whiteness to a paling mood, almost at the verge of leaving but cannot because there is conscience tossed out of sight like a living work of guillotine immortalized in this sleeplessness that begs for more waking hours, continuing in darkness, your eyes close and close and close like the many doors that have disappeared before me, and the frailest thing that we have almost, if not always loved.
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 6:46 AM UTC
Snore
we are each to ourselves, selected amongst the few – yet you cannot help but be mortal. you, mortised to sleep. I sick behind white walls that will never bring your laughter back to that small frame in front of picture windows. I look at the world around me reduced to a grey-faced elbow room, as the flickering lamp lays out all the sorrows we forget in our sleep. who are you? I pucker up and pull this bottle snuggled in my clenched fist and I cannot help but think of any other thighed upon the cold brink of this bed, I cannot unthank the existence of flowers that refuse to bloom in the Sun, all the more the birds so clearly far better fate than this enigmatical. we are each to ourselves and selected amongst the few – I am the same bar-drunk soul you met years ago, and will perhaps be that in all the hours that lay before your callow eyes. when it is time to draw the knife, blinded by the glint of your bones, wired to the same mind that has once had me tippling over furniture. you are this very distant portrait in the mausoleum that I told many people about, wanting to go there but my feet can’t – there is a slender thread eyeing in itself a margin between the two of us. and now you turn in your great wave of motion, next to me, pressed against the sheets far from being tossed out of sleep. and along with you, the wind drags a cold, lunar tail: they are marvelous in their slowness, and the dark grows more immense than the probability of you sinking and I, emerging, turning, turning, breathing, so much the turning and never staying still – there is inimitable life in this dreariness, half an elbow, knees pared to moons, collarbones and all that music hung on some frail home, sovereign of nose and that whiteness to a paling mood, almost at the verge of leaving but cannot because there is conscience tossed out of sight like a living work of guillotine immortalized in this sleeplessness that begs for more waking hours, continuing in darkness, your eyes close and close and close like the many doors that have disappeared before me, and the frailest thing that we have almost, if not always loved.
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Staring at the ceiling Thinking about you, smiling Constantly laughing At the image of you, my heart is racing Trying to close my eyes Maybe, I can forget you, even just for once Holding on to what I can see And **** it, you're the only one I can see Gasping for breath Mesmerized by your beauty The sun shines upon you And how can it be, the moon too? How can I close my eyes? I don't want to unsee this beauty It may be enigmatical But I love you and I can't sleep
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Aug 9, 2017
Aug 9, 2017 at 1:56 PM UTC
Midnight