The Lagoon
The waters a stagnant mud
A soup of primeval beings--I am engulfed in them
They swivel past my body, they curve around my limbs, soul searching for the entrance
These rivers, these streams, what truly manifests these waters are cladestine
As I travel deeper, the liquid oozes in foam--the memories flood
The crystal azure waters, the lushes palms and payprus, flood into oblivion
Palms twist in disorted angles, fingers cascade from them, creeping closer to my neck
Payprus cling to the last root, hugging the last speck of dirt--holding on to me
My frail body startles up, reaching to the skies
I am at crossroads, a land between mirrors--looking both directions I am snatched
To the present
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