R Soos is a teacher, poet and musician, and has been published in over 200 print magazines, and has 20 books of poetry, including Somersaults With Life (2016), Parting/Departing (2015), Bringing In The Sheets (2012). His books may be purchased at on-line bookstores. His poetry appears online in Peacock Journal, Tuck, Leaves of Ink, Micropoetry, Random Poem Tree, Cuento, In Between Hangovers, and others. His video poems may be viewed on youtube. His latest chapbook, Cell Notebook, will be published in December, 2016. He blogs at http://rsoos.com + incessant eulogy in constant service to public suffering he decides on a quiet force of self will to judge the inner chaos of his own past in a carefree and advantageous manner pouring a silken salve on his fragile ego his intention toward a noble reputation predated his actual fear of a lonely death he learned to praise God with a thankful heart and walk through town using virtuous manners toward everyone he greeted, with conviction in service toward an attractive future legacy no one who lived with him would recognize + pleasantly honest stories of bread and wine are locked intimately in her heart friendship listens to her bitter lament about dreaming in the hot hell fires her body ordained with colored inks displaying a child's dance of sorrow each request for death rejected by her father despite his own faults and pretense to total omnipotence while hiding the dungeons of his mind from all his neighbors and co-workers comprehension of eternal condemnation evident in his external manner toward them as her father he could have absolved her of the perverse demons controlling his thoughts + mountain thoughts covered with perspiration he wavers on the precipice looking out from this altitude at what feels like eternity firmly establishing natural laws which people could obey without fault or guilt + a familiar conscience witness them being whipped for hours with braided rope as entertainment for honest governors of the eternal night esteem the wealth of character in these men laughing as fools while souls are voluntarily risked to save a child and loving wife distance yourself from joy crawl from the on-looking crowd + passionate repentance still exhausted from the defensive struggle with regret and self anger unable to control the imprisoned desires which expect suffering she has overcome torture rushing to weaken mercy which could rescue her self-doubts from the forest of masterful dedicated lies + whisper I live my own life I like to believe in this crazy as it seems
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