![]() The Jealous SeaA Poem by Cardinal Robin
The Jealous Sea Life giving liquid of Creation’s Nature comfort my meek vessel in the accepting arms of my Dearest Deepest Love How many Doves have I sent Thee for Olive (our love) proof and you chide my trickery with twigs to point the way to uncharted territory reminding me how lowly mere my magic sinks in your riddles of my heavy ocean heart. The Jealous Sea gets wind of we and toils to roil me in boils waving, waving, like a ghostly Iron Maiden. Her voice an avarice epitome in the pits of minds to deaden wind in sails. Forgotten frock fraught with self effacing misery, Jealousy would assault any battery of The Chosen. The How they did die in millions and suffer the Thrice of His Reich and We, and all for a fairytale Of an Aryan Whale and a Knobby Ignoble Moby DICK! On an Isle where most have Never Listened, did I come to know a Siren Intimacy. How we Broke the Basest Bonds and reset the God’s Chains to bind our Covenant of Bliss. Her Siren Song sings to me of our Greatest Conquests She and I the Admirals’ Red Glare Forever Stirring the watery weakest fires of the Jealous Sea… Knowingly… foreshadow © 2008 Cardinal RobinReviews
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