Tuesday, October 16, 2018

Poetry - Sea




Sea



Time stops on the water's skin

Above, all's gravity and wrinkles

Beneath, buoyancy is king

The liquid dunes sway in the current

they speak to me

their words the silky barrier twixt air and viscousness

I let touch my lips as I position myself part over, part under





Under, in a world where like gulls we fly

Like firm-skinned children we prance in muffled joy

No dwelling place of fiendish sirens or Prufrock nightmares

The sea is generous in its resistance

ebb and flow renew and cleanse in silence

Would that by some act of God sea and sky switched places -- 

how velvety this world would be.











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