Again, Human Sunshine



pomegranate tea and ginger root; dry, internal deserts; Romanian undercurrents, gods & glory.

let the Redeemed say so!

sunshine, underbrush, a woman’s measure, consciousness, sweet heaving, more courage; myriad chills, sitting stillness, to have seen a feeling: acrylic, glitter, mind tetherball.

in debating with self, it comes to pass, most are too absorbed by one element, one dream, one dreading.

the coastal soul, her airs, his motion; so again with sexuality, the way souls saturate life, by the gifts we share.

so tentative … so much déjàvu … to want in terror the ghost inside, to pledge vows to her alone: emotion in sulfur, intellect in ice patches, our faces adding up to our visions.

the forest has your scent—by grandiosity we go astray—and by deep effacement, we live the deaths.

without boundaries—is love shared, statuesque romance, fevered sexuality, any thing in essence, to have died unsatiated.

in desperate needs—to have addiction to soul, to spirit—to achieve what seldom lives.

absorbed like quicksand, seeping into us, engulfed—it sounds needy, insecure, or everything we desire in one decent outcome.

to hear cursing, wailing, the Aveeno ran out. to compose like musicians—to drown in poetry, annunciating each syllable;

if sophisticated, give grace; if a pianist, fly, soar—if woman, teach our young ladies.    
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Submitted on February 28, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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