LightA Poem by Alexandria MarieThe effect of water on light is distortion: A fish beneath the surface is a vibrant bird. Its parrot-beak snaps open, leaving a colorful screech impression in my mind. I watch as it rides a gust, then nose dives, pulling up to evade gravity. The sun illuminates its spiny wings, and strategic, slipper feathers. Its eye finds me. The affect of air on light is distortion: A person beneath the heavens is a giant larva, leaning down for vengeance. The fish whisks off, under an algae cloud. I put on my aviators, and row the boat back to shore. © 2010 Alexandria MarieReviews
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3 Reviews Added on January 22, 2010 Last Updated on January 22, 2010 AuthorAlexandria MarieCleveland, OHAboutI write more than most, and not as often as I'd like. more..Writing
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