I.
Baby, let's drift..........
into Ra's symphony
sprinkled like jager dust~
as we exhale stars
that bloom
a perennial hum
putting kêres on the run,
erecting liquid pillars
burning as bubbled élan
embraced as sole in a cathode thump...
for we warp the nexus
as the red almirantes of phyxius
while tangled portals reverberate
incurvated respirations
of our pinpricked carousel;
where our reveries spin
as ichor dipped simpers
in holographic beads
on a rosary selah.
II.
Rummaging through phagocyte stitches
pocketing pearl roods,
we manumit
dim-mak osculations
incinerating the seven celestials....
gauging the continuum
as fussy ultraviolet
wreathed clepsydras~
injecting kaleidoscopic hydra's
into a sith’s strangled morse code
screeching mors tyrannis
jolting the abiogenesis whimper
as harbingers playing myocardial bongo,
respiring out blanco bees
as bleeding steel
cauterizes lacerations
within tantric lotuses-
in the stairway cyclone
of a pockmarked sob
we stand bilaterally broad shouldered
on the borderline teetering betwixt
the scars of anon...
crowning bingo concussions
in last night's skin olympics
as this macrocosm melts
into the firmaments afterglow,
tossing a crochet giggle
into morrows requiem
tripping up narcotic hiccups
cloaked as a clogged crag
in a frag bombardment
we
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p
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l
e
like eleemosynary alvas
inside the sun of a blown kiss
slipped from in perpetuums
velvet cathedral lips.
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- Author: Whisperingquill (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: April 12th, 2020 18:33
- Category: Reflection
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