Solo

Solo

A Poem by Robert Aitken
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The Southern Ocean is my play ground and it is not the place you want to be in a Southern Winter.

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Solo

For ever in the turmoil of nature’s washer Stuck on extended wash
The eternal enveloping darkness Like the inside of a mine
The kaleidoscope of overwhelmed emotions
The cacophony of sensual sights and sounds From above and below
Left hand down, Hold, Right hand down, Hold
The invisible Everest’s colliding From every which way
Like runaway freight trains
Pulling to the ice dragon
Am I going forward or am I going backward
Am I going up or am I am going down
When will it end, when did it start
Time does not exist in this watery world
What is sleep?
Oh, the joys Of sailing the Southern Sea in winter

Robert Aitken 2017

© 2017 Robert Aitken


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Author

Robert Aitken
Robert Aitken

Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand



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I am a retired (yea right) chef due to associated health issues. But I still keep as active as I can. I am studying the Cert. in Arts at Massey University having completed a Creative Writing paper in .. more..

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