Wednesday, 20 July 2016
Aquatic poem
Cast adrift in
an ocean of spit
ten miles off the ruggard coastline
No more mainland
Engulfed by water
In all four corners
Open sea forever
Far as the eye can see
im surrounded by
Restless waves that
Sweep me around
They encircle me
Almost taunt me
like a tiger shark
Except more lonely
I wonder if the sea will drown me or forgive a little
Im treading water
Whilst the moon rises
I start to shiver
A dark storm broods
small cuts on my fingers have lead sharp teeth
and dorcel fins far from home
To my muddy patch of h2o
the faintest trace of blood skims the surface
I have no choice left
i take my last breath dive down
Closes my eyes tightly underwater
There is no sound
black nothingness
Then its over
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