Angler

Angler

A Poem by Gaia Octavia

Come,
leave gravity behind,
rise from the dark red of Mars
to meet the end of my spine

Behold its milky lantern,
born of a golden symbiosis,
watch it rise and fall
as you're lost in your hypnosis

Ignore these ghost-white eyes
as crimson ribbons dance unseen,
sharpened spikes angled inward,
as you cross through in between

Too close to see your nightmare,
you take but one more breath
as that milky light of home
quickly now becomes your death

© 2017 Gaia Octavia


Author's Note

Gaia Octavia
Work in progress.

Thanks to 'Shy Joe' for the idea of the subject matter

My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

Work in progress? I would think no more.....it has great imagery, marvellous musicality - it's profound and thought provoking! It's a poem that demands to be analyzed right to the very core to find the meaning (which is great in a poem), for I'm getting two types of vibes from this: one, the actual fish, and the other, a je ne sais quoi of arcane adventure that really proves readers must pause and ruminate on it a bit more, for all that may seem to be may in turn actually be not. Well done!

Posted 7 Years Ago


Gaia Octavia

7 Years Ago

Thank you very much, you are very kind. I am glad you enjoyed it ☺

Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

152 Views
1 Review
Rating
Added on July 29, 2017
Last Updated on August 12, 2017
Tags: Poetry, Predator, Deep Sea, Death

Author

Gaia Octavia
Gaia Octavia

NH



About
mother of dragon, writer of words. more..

Writing
Narc Narc

A Poem by Gaia Octavia