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Estranged Fixation

Enigmatic entropy endeavours the devouring of my depressive tendencies 
In the form of an effaced anonymity 
Pledging a tender hand to thwart the destruction of my anatomy 
Distraught estrangement of in-autonomous tailing tellings
Shall cast this faceless stranger astray
Beyond the smooth syllables of an identifying name
For these hounds that thrash in the thick of sleep
And so do weep of singularity in accompanying company
Shall chase, shall gnaw at the face, the hand that feeds the freer frailty of freedom
And chaff this chance of a chance to escape
These samsaras of silence for the requiem of a dallied day
Dancing and dashing and prancing and thrashing 
In the estranged fixation of this strange savior
That wilt know not of my inner ills, beyond the disfigurement of mine own outer mutilation 

K.M.P
18//9//26

Premium Member Samsaras

Basking in emptiness
reality takes a back seat
dream flight discarnates
dependent origination
karmic kisses enclosed



(Title--term used by ancients to describe
negative karmic patterns passing from body
to body, plaguing one's earthly psyche.)

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