Our voices are plummeted into a visceral horizon,
A purist version of our best self.
And when there are no seasons to mend,
And the nature of ourselves reveals naught
But our imperfections -
Then we deepen our ceremony of who we are.
In summer we are more human
Revealing our natural elegant side,
Another reason of our frailty.
We walk in the midst of a shadow war
Where we all expose our true convictions.
Our dry bones give no relief
If there is a summer time
Where love does not exist.
The shadow war compels us all
To linger in obtrusive silence,
A place that is near death,
A place we dare not submit
Our synthetic desires.
Published by Alfonso Coley
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