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Confusion9's Scribblings 3-4

III. Little Secrets of the Sun and the Moon
The moon's silhouette rose high above
the fickle vains of mother's crust.
And as quickly as it was up,
it drowned in it's own arrogance.
The sun, (a little late this morning)
greeted the sky and pardoned the stars,
and as quickly as it was up,
said its goodbyes and drive safelies.
Myself, (watching the both of them)
I could never understand why they were apart.
It seems selfish to me to be a sun,
and silly to be a moon,
if one could be the lightswitch,
and one the finger that switches it,
and if opposites truly attract,
this leaves no hope for me.

The moon's silohuette rose high above
the serene scenes of midnight.
And Stopped.
It said to me I could never understand.
The sun, (not too far behind)
hollered what sounded like to me,
An agreement.

IV. Upon Waking From the Gutter

Slowly, I walk standing; meandering
and mysting over memories,
past puddles of persuasion and
raindrops of reason; past
stormclouds of certainty and the
leftover breeze of sleezy feeling.

Slowly, I walk standing; cornered
in my own containment, siphoning
the sounds of sacrifice; sacrilege;
super-human; sub-standard complexities
deranged and endangered and sought
after by conscience; corruptability.

Slowly, I walk standing; my arms
my tools, my mind my planet, my
shoes my shanty; and with a limp I
gather my thoughts; spew forth the
indeterminate photography; bring forth
the always and the empty.

Slowly, I walk standing; my only
friend the impenatrable soil; silently
sucking time; layers and levels of
solubility; and seemingly endless
and supposedly forever; over
and over, feeble and feeble-minded.

Slowly, I walk standing; socio-
normability ranging zero; patched
in rags, my only shelter; indeterminately
determined to keep walking; to
keep standing; until the day comes
. . . . .when i Stop.