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A blanket over the whole ocean


This heavy darkness encapsulates,

a blanket over the whole ocean,

a danger and a savior to bate

innumerable questions, all to be thrown in a bin

never looked at. Never answered,

for this is mindless darkness,

uncaring, unfeeling, dead.

But it would envy you if it could.

It would envy you like the ground

underneath your feet,

the ground that wishes it could breathe

and have something to step on.

To see, to see, to see,

blossoms of yellow, red, green.

I am a vessel,

a blanket over the whole ocean.

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