Bliss

Katie B.

                                                            Bliss

 

My chest is buoyant in the salted water

The sun beams in disarray greeting my golden figure

Eyes settle on minnows that giggle in a frenzy as

Clouds move in and bury a delinquent sun

Submerged in tepid waters

I choke and putrid waters invade my mouth

As if the ocean is swimming in me

Tangled in seaweed I traverse waves to the shore

My chair is respite

With eyelids that falter, I find reprieve

Waking to sun that hides behind

A land of cotton candy bliss

 

 

 

  • Author: Katie B. (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 17th, 2026 07:51
  • Category: Nature
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