Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Worthy of Articulation

To never be good enough
is to be polluted by byzantine knuckles,
and be wronged by every coincident
is to turn to 
arguing with my conscience on Monday nights.
Actors have it easy,
as they
lie with ease 
and appease everyone else they confuse.
My impulsive nerve connections
couldn’t act to save a life,
yet lying is something
it’s easy to became extraordinary at.
I’ve found it’s easy to make corrections 
and adjustments on baby fingerprints,
as anonymous accusations 
become the pencil stain on the hands of
preschoolers and kindergartens.




To write something honest and 
truly lovely,
I don’t think I could ever do,
because it involves being 
exposed and lacerated, 
into the tiny chalk bits
that artists use to tinge their brushes.
I’d simply like to remain in one piece,
so writing something honest and lovely 
I can not do.
Perhaps annunciating is better than lying,
so articulate I can become,
Maybe having a purpose could make
a stranger feel good enough,
to speak with another rusted stranger across
the metallic streets of an urban city.
Yet I've found that the restrained spices in our coats are too dividing.

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