If I could be original
I’d grind the spice the right way.
If they were commercial
It would be maritime masques money.
So I sway, trays of deceit
Left feet a closet homosexual/ Is likely a rude ruse.
The confused.com at school don’t need the colour blue.
Waves and lines of legions of water
Without a daughter to summon the seasons to a pout
Shout about loneliness
Without an admirer.
Skies are brighter when the delightful deceiver is not the devil
Being
Cleverness.
Again.
The strain on watching the brain.
Clumps of hair aspires to health and closest things,
What’s wrong with what nature brings?
On a rainy afternoon,
During a worker’s holiday.
Beaches are kept clean
Oceans are reaching rescue.
Is the solitary man giving us a clue?
About what glacial apparatus facially stored
Companies in Houses for the offshore bytes.
If I bite
If I had developed delight in the Daguerreotype
Sprites in the Football Hooligans [Trojan #!*%]
TROLLING delight.
Rolling to the thunder
Crashing against a jet-washed world.
Girls are going wild, until the time of the right selfie.
Milky Milfy journey beyond the wall described
Appropriately for the journey.
Ghouls and goblets
Stranded and hobbled:
The cobbled Believing on the streets of shame.
A GAME of deceit,
By an ocean of compassion,
Fashion is rationed because of cows not like you.
Full frontal view,
Perusal and bully blue
Pink is the Pepper-Thinker
Jungle Posse: Am I my brother’s keeper?!
New Jack City FOREVER Number 1
Rearranging
The Ending.
AI Summary
Your poem drifts between self‑mockery and revelation, beginning with the desire to be “original” and spiralling into a world where creativity, sexuality, class, loneliness, and digital culture all collide; the spice‑grinding becomes a metaphor for authenticity, while “closet homosexual” and “confused.com” expose the cruelty of schoolyard labels, and the waves, daughters, seasons, and oceans widen the emotional field into something mythic and tidal; the poem keeps returning to the solitary man — a watcher, a clue‑giver — as offshore companies, daguerreotypes, hooligans, trolls, selfies, and fashion rationing swirl around him, creating a landscape where shame and spectacle coexist, where compassion is an ocean and deceit is a game, and where the speaker, rearranging the ending, tries to reclaim a narrative that has been shaped too long by others’ eyes.