A Bit of the AbyssA Poem by Archipelagolazy day
Whistle, scream The tempest wants out Of the teapot Bubble, violent, break Restless steam The storm rages inside The fire beats the Air into shapes like A friendless child Forming dry sand Into castles that fall To the wind and Are swallowed into The identical dunes I wake in cold sweat From the sound of A hammer on glass A crack The tempest won out The vessel couldn’t Contain the storm Brewing inside Nightmare-spurred I sit in the dark Hovering timelessly Pen over paper The space between breathes With the wonder Of the world Like two fingers Inches apart On an old ceiling This space screams “I am nothing But nothing is alive So let me live” Lightning strikes The storm deflates The whistle ceases The tempest unleashed Upon the void Would fill space And time And the waste Of space That burst the bubble And let it out I taste the tin Foiled again It was nothing The thunder was Theatrics The sound was a Seashell The wind was the Work Of the fan spinning slowly Above my head now Tempted and waiting Like an itchy, Underused, Guillotine And evening came, but morning followed
And now the room is Quiet and comfy and soft The fan’s breeze is Cooling and soothing and fresh The storm outside is Loud and proud and alive Now I see The world is (Just is) It’s Made of mirrors And we’ve been Walking in the sky All along But no one ever Cares to notice And now I know All along I saw myself The single star in space And all along I sought to fill the void To create To spread myself around So the world would be A little less empty But the void filled me © 2009 ArchipelagoAuthor's Note
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Added on February 21, 2009AuthorArchipelagoNJAboutI like writing. It relieves stress. I'm in college. - - - - - "When you saw, far off, the heavy fate approaching, did you not say to the mountains, “hide me”, to the hills, “fall.. more..Writing
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