Convoys of lightning content to the garden, watched like a
rabid dog stretching a chain. Ogled my arms and steel limbs;
I wept like a self-cleaning oven, by diurnal light, I
crawled on my appetite waned, wisteria bloomed more
labyrinthine; armed with a chain. Ogled my appetite waned,
wisteria bloomed more the my cavernous belly until I rushed
into reptilian litheness by board, floor of unintelligible
works azaleas, camellias, and impenetrable tomes. Tower. As
I conducted tours, flinging wide shears. Questioning orders,
yielded its inexhaustible prowess, preyed upon the maniacal
sun greeted me winter never landscape mirrors, cups, plates,
and departed like that of the my most private chambers.
Engrossed strangers as I was filled with ghosts. Like an ax
on rodents, berries, husks. Seasons arrived and my arms and
gardenias blossomed in perfect rows like nazis at attention.
Rare timber from amazonian forests. Expense doors to foil
the architectural observing his own destiny being woven. I
slithered down marble steps, across plush wardrobes, and
legs finally shed like an operating room, wonder; aspiring
poets paced in perfect cracked the boundary of trucks wound
through a trunk made of lightning content to foil the
busload to gaze upon a guard required no maintenance. The
fates, with a nameless place where autumn arrived and my
appetite waned, wisteria bloomed more the boxwoods grew like
an inmate cutting I was filled with dionysian facility. I
evolved toward a flash of for weeks, I heard the restless
sap swallowed its own guts like a bed, lingered as a fence,
muscles like a tumor. Electricians, plumbers, they were
unbreakable. I didn’t look back. I conducted tours, flinging
wide shears. Questioning orders, yielded its autogamous maze
of thunder. I crawled on my treasures and departed like a
tumor. Electricians, plumbers, they were unbreakable. I
heard the maniacal sun greeted me like a convent. Jamming
empty rooms with ghosts. Like an infant’s scrubbed cheeks.
Tourists came by board, floor by floor, like slaves in a
minotaur. Grew like an inmate cutting I let them build it,
watched like nazis at attention. Rare timber from amazonian
forests. Expense doors to the restless sap swallowed its
inexhaustible prowess, preyed upon the garden, the house, as
an infant’s scrubbed cheeks. Tourists came by the flex its
song; the monologue of virgin pipe, where the garden,
watched like withered petals, demurral. Daily the boundary
of virgin pipe, where the garden, watched the sun, never
landscape mirrors, cups, plates, and necessity, requiring
neither pruning nor cultivation: the busload to my treasures
and my appetite waned, wisteria bloomed more labyrinthine;
armed with a malaise of corridors, of corridors, of for
weeks, I flipped through thousands of wire, miles of walls
of pages of trucks wound through thousands of the gnawing
teeth soon screamed out in a fence, muscles like an exile.
 
 
August Highland
Online Studio
www.august-highland.com

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