Rasp
Comfortably:
Confident.
Scrawling,
vagrantly, transversing greyed walls
Paper
in hand; body stapled to wall.
Weak;
May I from those lips.
A
concrete den it was.
Vagrancy
hard here when
So
contained; so proper. So grey.
Sunshine
in hand then
With
ease something slips
Crawling
awkwardly;
Into
something easy,
Something
natural; green into
Something
confident; yet guarded
Yes.
Dark. Dark Green.
Paper
thin Offers made; a grilled window ajar
A
moment; penitence for grey; a song for Green.
Sharp,
crisp, snap call; a kea call
It
could have been my bird.
Courtship
in sea blue, golden, frolicsome hues
A time
of childlessness;
A time
for rainbow joy.
Declaring
no person; No time
Impending
rest so easily,
Fleetingly
Orange ruffles; the green filed.
I am
the lucky; I am told: I won’t forget.
A moral
amicably split
Shared;
shared with barraged brain
Of other fantasies;
The fuck fantasies.
Where
do I figure here?
It
looks; Kaleidoscope eyes
And I could have loved.
I
declare, and then wait.
Friendship
is pledged on a bog down, wet out night
While
the bell bird Kea sang the morn after.
I know
this after all;
The
green cellophane warps; then melts.
I wait.
Words,
words: and words
Sunshiny
words, Euphoric words,
Coloured
in moments; Sung out words
Scientific
words;
The
rainbow joy sang out.
Words
twisted for gravitas
Words then shunned;
Rustled
infinitely: barbed: lost;
Letters
hooked on raspy, dry wind:
Waiting.
Achingly
waiting;
Achingly
co-operatively happily waiting for
The painted
in crazy beckoning finger.
The
rainbow joy sung.
Days
greyed; I slopped; words hung
Decapitated
and hanging; bleeding, and dripping; soul less.
Varnish
dustier; settled eerily by no work, no words
No
words, no words, no words NO words; no words.
The
world waited:
The
silence graveyardly: death eaten wait.
I hung;
quartered, aching, bleeding, dripping; soul-less.
Then
decapitated became dead flesh; numb flesh; sad flesh; rotting flesh.
I was with you then
The
stench hung
I was
with you.
Lines
drawn; boundaries made.
Reclusive
and swollen,
Red
faced, red handed, and still aching
Time
was counted, counted
Then
counted again.
Clouds
turned from grey to green
The
grass from green to red
Me; red
to embarrassment.
Finer
lines strewn electrically
Buzzed
with micro disturbance.
And I
obsessed and buzzed with it.
The electricity
just frizzled.
The
frizzle frazzled; then seizing, birthed
A
polychrome feather-let rose
Raised
a wing; testingly another
Recoiled
a head
Uncovering
midnight-blue-calm.
The
downward wind
The
look in the eye
The
burn in the cheek
The
smarting eyes.
‘but I like giving’
--you
count every gift given—
Composure.
No tears. No eye contact.
Leave
hollowed out. Defeated. Hurt.
Silence
then contact. Gush forth
You
were right. So was I. I read you. I was being read.
‘War
has ended; negotiations met’
The
faint old music of yesteryear,
Dim in
the new light.
God rays
stagger in
Crisp
Goldeness; amalgamated Godliness.
Each a
muslin layered euphoria
Blinding.
Brighter, better; BRILLIANT.
Polychrome
Rhythms.
Red.
1 Harp
string
Green.
10 harping
strings.
Woven
single pledged threads
Crisscrossing
Colour.
Twang. Light Green.
47
strings. Complete.
Un-flaking
when all else is
It takes
form; its feathers
Germinates;
Ruffled
She is Beauty and Wisdom;
This is too.
Promise me that this can last.
This
beauty, this wisdom
This
you; the you
The
Monday smile I wear.
The fluidity that you wear
The
knock on your door
The
plea coming within.
This you, the you
Why
guarded so long?
Why
vulnerable in frazzling pain?
Did
life ever tell you
You
detach. You suffer. You renew.
Were
you born but yesterday?
Are you the sentimental tune
That
wraps its dusty hymn
Around nauseating
awakenings?
And
creates that immeasurable pain?
Pained
immeasurably
Frustratingly
real, controllable, childish;
Tangible
but dependent.
Untouchably
independent
Frustratingly
controllable.
We then
Rose
together.
A
tawny, scraggly but determined form
Rose
over unchanged prosecution;
Made this
small fortune
We
could afford ourselves.
A clear
call to Parvati; mountain air thin.
Two
eyes watched;
Universe
guided
Throwing
Passion above Logic
Of our
past.
Tilling
Paravati’s field; toiling Passion to awakeness.
Lying
under moonlight
Watching
smoke rise from our fingers
Threads
rethreaded; pledged anew.
Second
hands could die a hundred deaths
And we
would have not known.
We were
in euphoria you know;
Unbridled
sweetness.
I could
have killed you.
The air
thin made me drunk
The
sweetness, painful.
We had eyes,
hungrily lapping life’s sap.
A
triangle sounded; a quartet ebbed away
Drum
beats surged
Surged
through spinal columns
Bristling
neck hairs; dilating pupils.
Gods
descended to every neck hair
The trumpets
sounded;
The
choirs sang
We rose
in god rays of gold specks
We ran
through dying ochre, summer grass
And tripped on rusty second hands
Left
behind by Green and Red millennia ago.
I could hate Green, you know.
It is there.
I could
press my lips against yours
Enraging
myself; Connecting anew.
Red tells me so,
But now
her death toll rings.
I
succumbed to Green’s wisdom, beauty
I shook
for it
I
crumble for it now.
Your
green keeps me coming back
You,
Parvati, shed your green feathers
Draw. Me.
Nearer.
So it
is here
I
return.
I whored
you for a while.
But I
return you now.
The
Monday smile complacent;
Satisfied.
Your
feathers lie in my room’s corner
A
glimmering shrine,
Although
fading now.
I have
not seen you.
But heard
you were
Intwined,
Inseparable
Euphoric
For
now. Atleast.
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