What Lies Beneath the Cresting Blue

Noveyre

Long and languid, a flexible liquid, 

the lake stretches out completely; 

white shadows litter themselves on the waves 

while the moon overhead hovers strangely: 

 

underneath the cresting blue 

darkness is smooth and issued to 

a queue of creatures misconstrued 

as monsters all and in part due 

to peoples' fear of unknown hues, 

 

what lies beneath the cresting blue:

 

Women with serpents' tails, swimming through 

the midnight water lathered in their lake-like luster 

fluttering there to here and when- 

flick of the tail and down again. 

Thus playing games such as they will, 

and singing songs but just until 

the sun is risen to reach us; 

they flee to a world underneath us; 

 

a place beneath the Cresting Blue.

 

  • Author: Noveyre (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 30th, 2018 19:38
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Comments1

  • Goldfinch60

    You have taken me to this magical place with your words.



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