Without Me
I made a promise to myself – To become famous:
Not for money, but for Art….
The wanting has grown long sinuous roots and become Ancient;
a deep tree from which Words Cascade – brief and delicate.
Springblossoms breathlessly summon parables,
Settling as dust does on one’s skin; unfolding
an Unforgettable gaze of beautiful eyes.
I will not let you go.
You promised me the art of the possible
I gave you desires enough to fill the Universe.
Intimacy?
An engrossing challenge for a world in which it now
Plays to virtual galleries –
A meditative climax: No more than the trading of stenches
Kinships crafted by a shared toothbrush…
You approach heartbreak with a precision tool
And inseparably utter the cascading syntax
Of an emotional truth: You cannot love me.
It is an absurd discourse of alienation,
which collapses between squeezed embraces of relative strangers-
On what are relative matters of love and
Endurance!
Full blooded, full-bodied and lascivious with Rage,
Step with me into the twilight of kisses, where conjugating
A mental breakdown, we may taste each other’s authenticity
– Just one more time.
I am not afraid of death, not afraid of that fractured blue hour of Being;
Incarcerated at birth, I was caught by Life and dangled: a
Cameo fiction between image and idea
– A feast for photographers of moral disaster.
We all carry with us portable kisses, sunk to the bottom of haphazard intentions;
Unclothed, even God would want the Emperor’s new clothes…
What are you looking for?
Me?
I was re-issued on double-cassette and got sifted out with the rest
Of life’s technological redundancies –
I have given up Staying Alive just as
Others have given up cigarettes.
You’re laughable with your misdemeanours and
European imagination.
I prefer death from poverty.
I have no voice remotely connected to the human heart.
What’s done is done in life’s book of love.
Marauding, unearthing – ours is a dying language
Yet, I will eat your sins
Were you to promise:
“To never live Without Me?”
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Renée Sigel
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