My towering sky
To behold in the lens
Of my eye
Down to the nerve
And into the brain
The towering pink
Has lit up my mind
My towering sky
To behold in the lens
Of my eye
Down to the nerve
And into the brain
The towering pink
Has lit up my mind
I didn’t speak much
But what I said I meant
When the words strayed off
Inconvenient
Timing and demeanor
But my wrapped up jaw
Will say no more
Unless the words can paint
A beautiful canvas
Take my honor
For a few digits
Held up my own request
In trade for widgets
Not one public won
When all honor has been
Undone
Sueded shoes
Under the fine pressed linen
Tablecloths
Deals are made
Humanity is lost
What is to be gained
From these grained shoes
From a man neither conscious
Or with a clue
Baby blue crimson
Skies
Threaded clouds
Way up high
Whisper a tame
Wind
For the day ends
But
Begins again
Sliding down the street
Of a thick spring morning
Of a New Orleans local
Cart
From the nature
To the roads
That construct the city
At large
Eternity edges
On scaffolding ledges
Of high rises
Lifted and forgotten
Rolled up sleeves
And highly uncommon
Burning eyes
Full of
First time skies
Through the cadence
Of cars passing by
Sun crisped palms
On a balmy winter
Day
In east LA
Dirt mounted walkways
Easy pathways
Going sideways
Today
Religion in sound bite form
Looses something
From the depth
Of a northern light
To the quick selling
Famine
Plight
Not even good
Or alright
Express religion
In its cheapest form