Cristina Musat

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The inner living sum roams
within the places that I pass
and the faces which I match
to the unknown
...

It was spinning that I did.
Trying to enchant myself
and transfigure,
to become.
...

Boughs of dead tree tops

Scraping silent winter skies –
...

You struck your palm illegally upon the fog-milked glass:

Brutish, instinctual, no real reason:
...

GOT UP.

After drinking some of my so-to-say Victoria coffee, just spent some time with my folks. Deceiving. Inside only; pass the butter, see what this lemon here does for the papadie tea? Oh yea, not a bit of sourness. Great meal. Better than those omelets, had some eggs yesterday.
...

Cherishing the outside
never revering;
No loss.
Until the inside
...

They’re like webs, you know.
Massive webs of light –
pulsating, vibrating electrically;
Short-circuiting my vision, entrapped, enchanted,
...

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The Void Of It All

The inner living sum roams
within the places that I pass
and the faces which I match
to the unknown
yet known memories of
our living,
questionable,
encompassing
machine.
How is it possible that
self and cycle
circle
into this unexperienced
yet recognizable pattern
of unknown life?
I don’t really get it
how the presence of my thoughts can pour
indistinguishably when written
yet exist idly within my skull?
when I think I am serene,
it seems that I am not.
For the vortex spins, it seems-
spins spins spins
when I unleash it;
and it goes on –
and I am
no agent,
I seem to be no cause,
I become
my beast,
my beat,
my what,
my spinning what:
the spinwave of my
numb.
My nothing becomes my
passively active
something.
So quit bugging me with your intentional desires.
My hollow flow is full.

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