A Sort of Undine Quality

A Sort of Undine Quality

A Poem by Sputter Outlaw



Saccharine Sea Maiden shell.

Nuggety pearl

Sinking in the tidal wreath.

Watching where the beach

Rests up it.

And finds the bay of glee

Bequeathed.  

© 2013 Sputter Outlaw


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Ok, you can shoot me if you want but this actually make me think of when I was a little kid I'd dump a metric ton of sugar on my Rice Krispies cereal. The milk became the tidal wreath and the sugar was the first two lines. The cereal was standing in for the beach and the bay of glee was that super sugary milk sludge at the bottom of the bowl. :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Sputter Outlaw

10 Years Ago

No i like this interpretation very much, it makes more sense
Sioranth Smith

10 Years Ago

I'm glad you didn't find my quirky interpretation offensive. :) I certainly didn't mean it that way... read more
Sputter Outlaw

10 Years Ago

Not at all :)
I really rather like this. Quite a bit.

Must be the fairy tale loving little girl in me. :)

Beautiful wording, and rhythm.

-L

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on November 22, 2013
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Sputter Outlaw
Sputter Outlaw

Northampton, United Kingdom



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