Indifference
Cost of Tolerance
Cost of Tolerance
Tolerance serves you joy
and such tolerance
blooms the family ties,
however every tolerance
has its own expiry date.
Too much of anything
good for nothing,
noble-men might not
keep his nose in every go,
yet the nose is of indifference.
Noble-men's silence
be a boon or a bane,
the lessor of the (sin/tolerance) occupancy
the more you are in good books
the more the (sin/tolerance) occupancy
the loss of fame
yet, these skews
make the life.
No, to the tolerance no life
yes, to the tolerance
off course the life
recounting had had joys.
through the storm?
through the storm?
until the day ends
as if we're ever friends
whatsoever.
did I ever ask your
number?
a way to speak
everything's so quick
now.
where are you gonna
take me?—
thing theory
thing theory
all are just these props
our heartbeats untranslated
iconoclasm
To Paddle One's Canoe Over Still Waters (A Poem About Fictitious Love Stories)
To Paddle One's Canoe Over Still Waters
Seeming storylines are child's play
Appearing to you like 'tis
something funny
Out of our little trembling political
situation
If only stars are the silent majority
They must twinkle—endlessly, without a noise
No matter how far we are,
theoretically
The light year spanned space-time
to have brought
me to you
—wondering, now, if vice versa is
also
true
In a sense of delight that had made
young lovers swoon
'Tis a mother's loving caress to a
newborn
A perfect love of Astrological
compatibility
And forever they will
choose to share lovingkindness
—to each other & for others.
—
As well.
Shatter My Heart
down you go
spinning down
this contaminated pool
of ignorance
and soaring through
a cloud of naivity
or perhaps indifference.
your carelessness
is contagious.
soon enough
you will see
once i too stop trying.
deliberate or not
whether it is something that you thought
or haven't yet caught
your actions
or lack thereof
shatter my heart.
Indifference
It was a hot day, I think,
as I watched the spider eat the fly.
Someone else may have turned away,
or killed the spider and set the fly free.
But not me.
I watched as the spider ate the fly.
As I ate myself.