The Range of Resilience (continued)

Listen

Not to the lions, but to the lambs.

And Listen most clearly to the silence. The immense sound within the void.

The conjunction between isolation and society–not nature and man–for that distinction comes down to vision–not reality.

Though, in traditional sanskrit, there is no word for spirituality–only ‘vision’

That distinction is as real as we perceive it.

I believe in all that has been proven to me, but even more so in all that has not, cannot, and will not.

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The lily of the field

Nature in manhattan has a bitter after taste

I suppose it’s less about the human touch and more about our constant strive for excellence.

Perfectly placed lilies line the fountain

Forced into patterns without attending to mother’s chaos and order.

It bothers me.

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annual

Plastered porcelain girl

Split between parts

Sorrow the devil

With a line

Pierced her frown with a canine

Wondering the root of tendency

Or now, I suppose, tradition

Her almond eyes never drooped

What a finite fortune

Take Care

I hide from you within constructed confines

When all my pen writes is for you

Displaced memories blend with imagined sand between my toes

And the sun takes a dip in the sea

Collapsing far beyond the break where you lay.

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a story

Things always change long before you really see them. It isn’t until we were stripping ourselves naked, chests pressed together, your neck strained and lips hovered, forbidding them from meeting mine, that I began to notice such things.

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Budding

I plant a seed

You watch it grow  

You must give in order to take  


~You picked my fruit dry

Rat

Scrimmage in

through the hole in the wall

Bearing fruits

Made with little maure

Dried and preserved for sale.

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Hair-cut

Sometimes I find it hard to breathe

Hard to see when I’m choking on chunks of tangled blonde hair

Strayed across my face

Invading my mouth

And sticking to my lips.

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