The Great Wave

The Great Wave

A Poem by Onoma

Light entered newly, continually...touching
light that imaged--I swore I was there, yet 
there was elsewhere.
I could isolate no thing and call it mine.
Bluing takes on blue--bluer elimination
rounds of sloshing sublimity...troughing,
swelling, welling, and sparkling.
A heart mouthing its breaker...as Hokusai's
immortal upheaval, the shape of cataclysmic
implication lent to shapeless actuation (futurity).
You and I may be counted among those drown
by a neutrally charged force of nature (Love).
Peace be on the heart that could not help but
take it personal...peace be on it.
Dark entered newly, continually...touching
dark that imaged not--I swore I was there, yet
there was elsewhere...O impossibly personal/
impersonal One!
Tears of brine can be tasted...how bitter they are--
the Ocean has shifted the focus of her love.


Konstantinos Mark

© 2014 Onoma


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Added on February 3, 2014
Last Updated on February 7, 2014