Poise and Nerve
entangled,
engorged,
sinking deeper still;
how vile,
this filth,
of feeling I’d love to kill;
this mixing,
this swirling,
dirt of this and that;
the bed which I’ve made,
for years I have sat.
Bubbling to the surface,
this slow steady beat;
drums pounding faster,
liquid churning heat;
the outburst,
the song,
the explosion,
the noise;
the endless expression,
timeless attempted poise.
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