The
wind has something to teach me about me. It helps me to understand oil. Dry
kite radar. I get dressed in distress like a tale about poultry. Sinking knots
embalmed in paint. Abstract expressionist sneezes carried into quicker echoes
of awkward materialism.
And
why? Why are burdens necessary?
Why
is pain necessary?
Sullen
chestnut rowing. Undecided flair swarming with plumage. Metal theatre. I eat to
live in exultation of a field of wheat. And this confirms the prickles of dance
I sometimes feel in the halls of photography.
The
captain’s sad sumptuous gear is a testament to exile.
Arizona
walks by carrying its canyons in a basket of reverie. It has the weight of snow
on a night of silhouettes and legends. Inflated oceans big as hope and just as
visceral as food. I see a set of teeth pass against a storm and reflect on the burlesque of circumference. Pendulum glasses for the diving board. Vagaries for
our physics.
Did
I hear Raymond Roussel enter the room?
It
is the drama of the bear in the bell tower. The texture of a noble idea. The
weight of the unknown in a whisper of ice. A flood of hard glass in a skein of
toes.
Why
does the universe exist?
Gothic
angels lend us the crime of desire. Hot sapphire the warm flexibility of wax.
The
heating of the grotto wheel is trees ahead of autumn. It opens to the ash of
nothing and then stuns the sediment with a career of snow.
Heaven
is a knowledge we undertake later in life. Early in life, heaven is everywhere.
Later in life, heaven is an animal blinking confusedly in a mailbox. It’s a
warm coat in a winter storm.
I
approve of the funny weariness I’ve become. The herd makes its way toward the
shore in the light of the coffeehouse. A shaman enters the cave. Heat moves the
ebony wheels of a fierce consonant. The consonant squeezes a vowel and a bear
lumbers by. A rattle calls for resilience. Texture assumes the dimensions of
sight. This is natural. We have built indulgences based on nothing but stucco.
We’re
not empty. Not at all. We’re just gliding. It began with a radio and ended with a gamble. The spectrum widened, and we went in. Even the sidewalk held still.
Nothing is so impersonal that it doesn’t require nipples at some point. Embrace
it. Embrace the ambiguities. They need our certainty. Our expansive
definitions. Which are cast to the wind. And return to the hermitage heaving
with charming syncopations.
Distortions.
Mutations. Limps.
The
buttermilk is wearing alpine. We elect more shadows to cast on the wall. It
doesn’t help much. I move the oysters in my notebook. The king rides by on a
horse made of lightning. This is what writing is, what it’s been along. A
compensation for my lack of math, certainly, but also a fence in the fog
claiming to contain what it doesn’t understand.
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