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Where the Ocean Falls into Itself

05 Nov, 2013
Where the Ocean Falls into Itself

for B

where the ocean falls into itself /in what we would consider adverse

conditions that include pressure, crushing cold, darkness/

the bioluminescence of you leaks into dreams —

bold through the world–layers /hybrid in its nature of mimicry&attraction/

no longer expelled through the application of pressure,

no longer shamed by the intensity

/of light produced and communicated in dense cells/

Come

float in me

in this illumination of songs sunk in sea

blossom in my deep chasms that become air,

winds born in the cracks of that mountain–inversed

that I named Nimár when the world was young,

hear me crying from crevasses, see me spreading

wings of darkness, starry night,

embodied in bioluminescence

of the ocean rising up in me

the illumination of songs sunk in sea

that touch you to sing yours,

flesh unfolding windlike

from spaces never lost,

undrowning,

called home.