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Spaceboy13
05-19-2007, 01:42 AM
Part IV





Neon moss growing infectiously over my doubted pages of rantings

Untouched forests of rapturess quakings and second comings of the messiah

Scrupulous Chinese art and monestaries humming the steady hum of cicadas and locusts

Clinging to existence to await my reincarnation of what is me, sustaining the laws of karma

Crystal faced and sucking down the midnight rain as it washes away the unclean impulses

Raging blood flowing thru my figure and short lived adrenaline movements

Bullet trains staggering thru the mountainous tracks of the snow blanketed Tibet

Prayer wheels have stopped for the time being

Monks have dawned on their last thought for the hour

Evening hour journeys to far distant unknown realms of bliss and Nirvana

Sitting thru the hours of thoughtless slumbers and spells of mind blockage

I have forever seen the answer and evade the retreating to another

Death and life synchronizing the time of purgatorial endurance

Stemming out among the masses of editorial caresses and the jingle of steel caged minds

Forgotten streets in the illuminated cities, festering with Negroes and addicts

Grey run down grime of sewage and unused tar insulating the weak

Helplessly trotting the inferior, the unusual, the abnormal

If I could push my soul outwards and saturate your body with love and stillness

Embodied personnel sending and receiving complex puzzle recognitions

Swaying towards the pastures, I have thoughts of your lonely spirit

Melancholy days, the sun shines thru the window, my death is upon the world

Hanging tortures in the closet and folding away the miniscule praises of yesterdays past

Loathing my self conscious ranting and separatory angle on life and the living

I have journeyed deep within my mind, and opened doors that should not have been even ajared

Never to venture to those realms of sorrowful blues and warped sentiments of the earth

Asking never shall those animosities rupture from my mouth and re open those doors

Have you ever seen the melancholy days strolling into the living room?