To the Deep

Lorrel ONeill

Feet dragging and led arms moving against an outgoing tide.

Pulled out to sea, sinking to the deep.

Too much noise on the beach.

In the deep, I can hear them sing.

The whales, they sing, and I can hear them.

They'd been singing all along.

Distant melodies we can't hear on the beach.

Forced deep.

  • Author: Lorrel ONeill (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 29th, 2023 22:11
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  • David Wakeling

    I tried to read this but there are too many words missing so I gave up

    • Lorrel ONeill

      Sorry to hear that, happy reading something else

    • Bobby O

      I don’t get it. Led arms and singing whales. If you meant it as a metaphor yiu need to have given a clue as to what or some link. If somebody’s sad and giving up the whales singing wasn’t a sure way to convey. It’s a mess. Start over

      • Lorrel ONeill

        Sorry that you didn’t get it, I am by no means an expert. I am just using this platform as a creative outlet, but thanks.

        • Bobby O

          I was too harsh. I apologize for being a brat.

        • L. B. Mek

          lol
          ignore the wannabe poet masters
          trying to dictate a world, where
          the limits of their stunted
          capabilities
          is deemed a reality we can't try
          to surpass
          (do you! let your art soar
          yeah, accessibility may be key
          for most poetry, but so is
          artistic licence and ambition)
          thanks for sharing, dear poet
          and your poem's' perfectly understandable
          for those that can read
          above a highcool level
          ('to the deep'
          sands of time, ashore
          waves of our inherited
          lamented tears
          we stand, as if planted
          by a fate we dare not
          comprehend
          led weight in our veins, stunted
          we inch forward
          in the name of progress
          heeding the whispers
          of those that came before
          hoping, our legacies
          won't be as crimson tainted
          for those generations
          fated to surf on that we live
          behind...)

          • Lorrel ONeill

            Thank you, happy you got something out of it☺️



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