Monday, 23 November 2020

She rises above horizon

As she rises above the horizon -
cigarette smoke, scorching sun,
burning leaves, flaming wind,
nothing heals her more than
the lightness of her hairs.

Graffittis, murals, paintings, sculptures,
hunderds of clouds telling stories,
of pain, love, loss, and death,
this all world fades away when 
she faces the camera.

Each puff, each song, is a train,
that goes to streets of senselessness,
but she rejects seriousness of this situation ,
as if she had a choice - but she hasn't,
she lives in the scarf 
which flew through the wind 
to grace her existence.



Sunday, 15 November 2020

To paint her

 A never-ending urge to submerge my body -
my hands, my feet, my head and my breast,
into the colossal can of coiling colors,
to paint reality into the canvas of her body.

But why do I wish to paint reality?

Reality is what you sense or feel,
but it fades away with time
as my gaze changes with time -
what seduces me now is
gone when the moment is gone.
So I want to freeze it, seduce it,
paint it and then frame it.

But how should I start?

To freeze reality is
to bake its soft nature - 
the water flowing,
the wind blowing,
on the infinite canvas
of her glorious body -
by dipping in the pool of colors,
and to paint myself.

But what's the nature of her canvas?

This canvas, though colossal,
is the beginning and end of my pursuits.
It's all I have, it's all I crave.
Though a part of this expanding universe,
it is infinite in some sort.
It's bounded but detailed like her body -
her fringes, wrinkles, bends, and moles,
each gaze at the abyss of these details,
gazes me back and asks - 
if I have really finished gazing her all.

As I make love with her,
I paint flowers, feathers,
stars, comets, constellations,
galaxies and all things gigantic,
on around her curves,
her folds and her bends,
her back, on her neck.
It all imprints, whatever I have got,
colors on my body on her body.
I paint all over her canvas -
the reality which all I know,
is now engraved on her.   



 

Wednesday, 4 November 2020

Feel the other question

Centuries of asking questions
and pursuit of finding answers, 
brought bafflement in every quest
of finding answers around a pocket nest.

The nest with safety and less entropy -
a Mom kiss-feeding food to her baby,
is where it knows answers to some questions.
But does it really care, where the nest stands?

It stands on a tree with:
sharp branches, 
like a knife brain that tears you apart;
or the roots ingrained deep inside,
like the sap of bias which binds us all.

But

Can we sit safely on those branches 
and build pockets of less-entropy love? 
Can we ever replace sap of biases
with the sap of universal love?

Firstly, Branches

Branches are self-similar like fractals, where:
every small scale is a new moment;
every answer is another question - 
like the way "I love you" in the first moment, 
but not really sure about that, 
but in the next moment I'm pretty sure "I (used to) love you",
but not really sure in this very moment, and so on..

That is to say that,
I can build a pocket on this sharp branch
and still love you,
just don't ask me if I really do,
because then I will move to the next moment -
build a pocket and then answer you back,
hoping that you won't ask me again.

Secondly, Roots

Roots feed sap to the whole tree,
yet some nests stock more sap than others
and thus, the bias varies a lot 
across the whole tree.

The idea is to not stay in a pocket nest
and build a sap different from others.
Rather to sit on those sharp branches,
and just sense the sap,
which binds all those moments together.

That is to say that, 
"I love you" can be a nested proposal 
with several moments of surity and perplexity.
Yet, the sap of "love" binds those moments together.
(The bias of emotion binds your time together).

What you need to do is to:
look beyond your forms of life,
and find those sharp branches, 
which looks like can tear you apart,
yet, you attempt
to feel some moments,
of universal love in them,
till infinity and beyond.


%ideas
sharp branches == fractals == self-similar == Kripke's truth == "statement 1" in set 1 and "statement 1 is true" in set 2 and ""statement 1 is true" is true" in set 3 and so on..

tear == getting caught in statement true/false contradictions

infinite scale in fractals == infinite moments

feel the question == prevents you from getting caught in truth loop.