Mostly Void, Partially Starry
The weather is gray and people walk with their necks down holding the weight of scarfs and heavy living. I used to love to sail crowds but now I look around and looks don’t cross mine as they used to.
And it is really hard to tell if the cute dog is acting nervous or if I made him that way:
Truth be told, No safe creature ever growls.
As wild foxes drowned in petrol, who leave a trail
trying to be left out of their leash,
I leave thoughts for another day.
But that only makes my feelings unruled:
I blame it on Venus getting acquainted with Saturn,
and dismantling all my past efforts.
It makes me face the chaos that created me, and while I struggle to start crying,
for some reason fireworks blow up behind me,
Celebrating an action that doesn’t quite happen
and since I can’t figure this out on my own I google on slowly loading pages:
“what kind of astrological conjunctions
makes you painfully honest with others
Way past the third page search
I have to give up and recognise that the stars might be
A moon made out of fire and recklessness: it's the excuse I use to defy the unexpectable and the unexpendable,
turning at my own expenses satellite into shiny heliocentrism:
How can a void write down all the bits and pieces I want to avoid
while it sees me trying to run as fast as its rotation?
I am coated in golden shimmering glitter trying to simmer down why did I starve myself for 4 days so I could catch so many eyes
in here, I just ardently wished they looked away.
In the back of a car I shouldn’t be in, holding in their hands the map which details all the secret roads that used to lead home,
the problem is too much Sun in Cancer.
Fearing I might end up looking like a flat lesion
that bleeds through other people's favorite white shirts: I am sent to the doctor trying to remove all the parts
this old-fashioned world,
keeps insisting on melanoma.
I say the world, as I say this thing we can’t quite put our finger in, hoping there is something else I can blame besides myself: so instead, this time, I’ll say
Mercury has been acting according to its strange odds these days.
Shuffling the tides of my own sense of identity like a deck of tarot cards that has been on BRB for two weeks now.
At its side, like fire trying to burn down what was already charred, Orion has drawn a cynical version of Mars that insists
on staying put in the first house
of a tabletop game that is weirdly shaped like my insights:
An exaggerated ellipse makes me miss the right turn around Saturn.
we stare right back at each other.