All That IsA Poem by AriaTargaryen
Today I feel off A thread spun from machine Frayed into an ubiquitous tangle Of whatever may be
A chilling coming Embers, sparks and ash Frozen over as cadaverous statues Whom breathe not Her fleshy cinders
Fishermen above Cast their trawls Upon me Reeling up heart and spleen Into their terraces
Shriveled as shrimp My soul curled up in the lattice Of ill-entwined nets
Watching from below, I squirm and squeal Praying their nets rupture Split farther than My fraying fragments And let my soul spill through the twists
Yet tatter they not, The fishermen's trawls Soon spleen soaked into clouds and my thumping heart Had its finale
Limp limbs, I hung my hollow skull, Before dipping beneath the silken skin Of the Tasman’s aqueous reach
Particles, Spilling out Mingling with the seductive sea I let them go, What had i to cling to? An eyeless shell that somehow sought What was left to see?
So off they went What once was I Into turquoise foams, Bubbling droplets Splashing over swimmer’s feet
And I was no more Inseparable from her all-consuming currents Her thread-spun ripples Her ubiquitous tangle
A tangle once despised A nemesis fought a lifetime
Yet as I merged with sea’s insecure flux I knew There is no tangle, no ally nor invader
No net, no fisherman, No spleen And no I
Then, An exploding bliss From the cores of conception Pulsed through the atmosphere and heart trenches of man
The Tasman lept in triumphal bursts A smiling sigh rolled ashore
For at last we knew, There is nothing to know
For this is all that is.
© 2017 AriaTargaryenAuthor's Note
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Added on June 9, 2017 Last Updated on June 9, 2017 Tags: poetry, philosophy, abstract, sea, fishing, life, difficulty, oneness, thoughts Author
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