Thursday, January 17, 2013

Natural Progression

The days of the fall
Were these beautiful symphonies
Orchestrating gently the reason
In lethargic awakenings
Greeting the chilled but rising light
To thy glassy eyes
And world weary machinated motions
Creatures of habit stroked like regal dogs
Delegating their energies
To climb out of the slum
And into the city proper ’cross the great river gap
Bridging the suspension of its flow
Each day met with the question












Each day moving forward
Driving the weathered machine
To the heart of American beauty
The stitches that closed the veil of class
Quite casual
Clothed the steady crawl of the mourning streets
In the relentless waves of necessity
Detailing the algorithm of consumer thought
In passing wayside distractions
And the singular swifts of pigeon flocks
Drafting the abstract of the grid
In thoughtless swathes of sky
Waxing ephemeral
Composing the negative space of perpetual rise
Always moving forward
A natural progression
The only constant in the capitalist experiment
















And each morning she entered the vacuum of the current fashion
In the dramatic circulation of trends
Weaving the fabric of days to come
While he kept driving on
Crossing the further river gap
To the fringes of the machine’s cognizance
The implementation of its subconscious ends
In the automation of human processes
Reducing the measure of distraction
Masked as the liberating of innovation
A global movement to free your mind
From its enslavement at binary hands
Gripping his keystrokes in a streamlined legalese
Embedded with silenced poetic gesture
And incorporating the evolution of humanity

At the close of the world’s curtain
Upon which things shifted to the other side
To the silence of the Eastern shore
A reason unburdened by its linguistic permutations in history
He raced back to the swing of the Big Apple
Now the black heart of an evening Grace
A dark glass veneer
To masquerade the void of endless light
Wherein the aspirations of thy reflections were the black beasts
Bags in the wind on Fashion Ave
Watching the cars pass outside the temple
He sat in a moment of quiet

She left behind the vacuum
Pulled herself from the wall of the abyss
Having cleansed herself of the question
Ready to dream another night long
Let late come rest steal us in the sleep of stones
Cast in the forces of the world’s soul
Holding on persistent through the silent kisses
Every brush of the hand
A love that never questioned the source of its becoming
But poured forth in dreams and daily drummings
Sounding for our consciousness
The sweetest nothing of the All




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