Resist Convenience by Folly

Human Bodies

by Folly· from Resist Convenience

This place, more orange nowadays. The ashen badlands redeem. Your face, through magnififed glass, still draws me in. Those big eyes draw me in, distrophy. Stale again. Entropy: Care so much for kamakaze co-pilots who wear helmets. Encapsulated but commingling. Privaltized public apologies that are bought and sold. Packaged and store in atticks for addicts. Cold hands stumming the mile-high regrets. Perplexed? Perhaps! Impossible to postpone. Plights of professional penmanship. Unopinionated routines, worn knees in a crawling season. Easy to imitate the oaks: shave a mountain man's beard. Insidious sight-seers holding candles to those clutching torches. Torture. How will they put out the flames? Once proud to be the anxious, naive marionette. but in time, became the shrewd, arthritic puppeteer. Compare and Contrast. Were you better off then as you alienated your limbs? Alienated your purpose to flail?