Our struggle is not against words,
But the lies and misunderstandings of a world whose fear kills freedoms in the pulse of hearts who speak-
The ones which dare obsess and defy that erroneous cadence at the core of bodies tethered by what strings our art can snap.
Their continuous, maddening rhythms pulsing still with beats expressive are indicative of sheer
potential that will prove our masters wrong.
Amiss, much like our roles inside vacuums called existence,
Playing jobs unlike our forebears working hard by embracing life.
This joy seems out of touch, vaguely sick and strangely nauseous, as our poems grow redundant seeking paths towards shedding shame
How such pleasures could endure within spaces man inherits where our loss itself feels welcome as each term inspires death.
Torn, from limb to phrase –
But ignored, as every sentence misses marks of punctuation hanging corpses margins pose.
Though I’m privy to such ends, its perhaps the other doorway swinging open out of blankness which appeals to fading breath –
Empty slates that just appear during memories least expected since unlocking shuttered portals hinged on moments gone too soon.
Feelings almost find me warm beneath prose I’ve sewn like blankets, fighting frigid air exclusive to an atmosphere so cold –
My page, a fallen tent,
Among lines of ruins scattered
Where the snow of dreams writes wishes between trees of forests thick.
Some men build camps for fire.
I destroy them without question
After spending nights enduring every thought that shows me home,
Far away, beyond these fears made of saddest whites encountered any winter’s touch should sully raining soot upon those drifts.
For Bohemia, my sun, melts this path which morning beckons and tomorrow’s gift of promise slowly guides through trusting faith –
Believing God has plans better loved than daily torment of our middle roads we travel from complacent hopes they mark.
What war we wage with beauty is that battle for transcendence, fought by idle prophets begging and impoverished saints who sleep –
Who fuck, who eat, who dance,
who in laziness bear wisdoms,
And by victory usher daylight
Bringing dawn upon their gifts.
The Instance and The Phrase 