Taurus

In the beginning, there were many worlds.
Thin worlds. Black worlds.
They converged.

Then there was one bigger world.
One black world.
Thicker, too.
Also, long.
It went on and on.
Twisting, turning.
Until the hole.

Was it a gutter, or pleasure’s shore?
Who knows?
I don’t.

What’s known is this:
It stood on twisted legs.
Fat legs. Black legs.

But this was not a black world.
Not anymore.
No, it was pink.
I think.
Or mauve.

After that, it went to shit.
A labyrinth inside swollen mammaries.
Excreting reverse tears, back into eyes.

Into a lake of many eyes.
Not of this world.
Looking out of this world.
Green eyes, inside blue waters, inside green mountains, inside blue skies…

But, back to the world.
While it transformed.
It got ears, eyes, and horns.
A face.
A black face.
With blue eyes.

And in that face, another face.
A blue face. With black eyes.

And all the eyes were looking at me.
Eyes from faces, eyes from lakes.
Asking me to create worlds.
Many worlds.

So, in the end, there were many worlds.

Creation Earned

Corridors fracture in creation’s realm,
Meaning morphs, and echoes overwhelm,
Sculpted poetries from shards of space and time,
Delirious diversion, a rhythm not in rhyme.

Metaphors shatter, like crystals on concrete,
In the twirling point, where chaos and order meet.
In the harmonic whispers of the fragmented thought,
Old deities emerge, in ambiguity sought.

Electric lights of words on canvases of void,
Creators, wanderers, in regions destroyed.
No linear path, no prescribed design,
Pathetic parts of meaning, entangled, intertwined.

I wield my blackened thought, a deconstructed sword,
Carving significance from conflict; it’s absurd.
Symbols expand, their meanings come unbound,
In the kaleidoscope of havoc, actuality is found.

But in this process of this eternal start,
I beg for satisfaction, tearing my soul apart.
All pain inflicted upon this body must be art,
A pact with the unknown, an ageless restart.

Each ache, a stroke; each tear, a verse,
The poet’s curse, a blessing so perverse.
In vessels of conception, suffering finds release,
Communion with daemons, where wounds and craft increase.

So, I bleed upon the parchment, an offering sublime,
For in the creative function, pain transcends all time.
Wounds turn to sentences, tearing my mind apart,
For in this expiring psyche, all pain must become art.