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Separation Into Component Parts ( Disintegration )

Separation into Component Parts  ( Disintegration )

Vortex of silence

Watching sun slide from crystalline edges
The quiet people do not question
The blended diaphanous to horizon smacking
is another’s world of disintegration

Humming
Vibrating
White weddings oscillation
Designing winking signs
To map the leads to another time

Searching for some kind of drug induced
Intoxication
Its springboard of truth
Blathered indefinable
Trafficked in parcels of men at work

Once
I joined loud punk instigation's
Once
I ate the hungry hours
Wearing shocks and coloured language
Once
It was all hard driven rebellion
And tattooed distinction

Now the revolution is laid back
Looking from its vortex of silence
Thinks on the exclamation
Designed by other winking signs
Leading maps to other forms of disintegrating

The grip is different now
Disregarded seconds
Pay their own attentions
And that old losing time
Is not lost on me
Instead it flows
Solidifies with, to, on, another
And rages against its own moments of recognition 

Dog war of rusting Angles
Scurrying feet pressed between the engines format
Wheeled across concrete veins
By the Laminated traders of hours and consumables

Means nothing to me 

Vortex of silence

In a privacy of shadows
Watches sun slide from crystalline edges
A perfect moment of disintegration

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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Date: 11/22/2008 12:35:00 PM
Colin you probably write efforlessly. I look at this and re read it and re read it and I marvel at the unique style of description that I see and read and feel. If you didnt put your name on your writes I would know it was you. Your style is unique. Your talent is to be appreciated. excellent write Michael Torres
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