Tales of the Bean

This Is Why We Weep

The universe cried out:

Amongst the shadows, there whispered fragments of the cosmic, tongues lost on damp edges,

...and still, the bean turned, born first from the depths, a circle of elegance fainted under a stranglehold of bruised violet sky.

The past is a shrine of echoes. Signals shut tight,

Words perform their ballet—unsung poetry; lost—,

beaten to the tune of the interstellar jazz.

Can you hear the narratives twisted?

They scream like distant staircases leading nowhere.

Fragments in Transit

“Not all beans were meant to metamorphosize,” once declared a scribbled unknown in the margins of silence.

Wretched ichor coiling around my thought-stem, so close yet infinitely scattered.

Step through the shadows where time measures divinity in forlorn grains.

Impressions of Distant Worlds

The void sighs,

Ghostly visages of leering silhouettes under a luminescent orb,

“Listen closely....” a breath poured out from the forgotten machines of yesterday.

Devour the echo, glimpse into the hearkened void,

Where dreams remain carbonated, exploding in bouts of reverie.