Facing the dragon

Lorenz

A dawn awakens .

The dragon is silent .

Revealing nothing 

about now and tomorrow.

 You'll know fear and loneliness.

You'll feel cold,hungry and thirsty.

Unable to refresh yourself 

at this brackish  spring .

A merciless wind ripping your soul apart.

  Cursing  this living ,

you'll want to get it over with ...

Mourning the heat of the atre 

the tenderness of a loving arm ...

Why not listen to the mermaid song ?

 Voyager of immensity 

in the giant's  claw ...

You'll beg the bird for wings 

and the fish for fins .

To the crowd that doesn't walk on water ,

asking for a word, a look,a smell ...

Only the fool flies with the gulls

and dance on the deep blue ...

You're alone ,defying the dragon 

that unrolls its fathomless pit of myriads...

 To be just for a moment rainstorm kiss ,

journey of a wave without  memory ...

  you are only a souvenir  lost in the middle 

  of the point Nemo ..

  Drifting in this  calm ocean 

illuminated by a nascent  sparkle 

that is nothing more that the dragon's breath ,

 so far away from  nowhere 

  that even god can't  see you ...

 

  

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 10th, 2024 07:17
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  • sorenbarrett

    A whimsical scent of distance well from the shores of any known place. Nicely stated.

    • Lorenz

      Thanks Sorren.The "point nemo'' what a fascinating nowhere !

    • Ellen Marsell

      The beauty of this poem is in its contradictions: the horror and mesmerizing power of the dragon, despair and a glimmer of hope in the distant flicker of light, which may be just the breath of this mythical creature.
      You invite to a meeting with the abyss - not only external, but also internal.
      Captivating piece and magnificent images!

      • Lorenz

        Skipper or castaway ? I leave it to the readers to make up their own mind !



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