ocean magnetism
Your waves suck
me in,
like stars gone
supernova.
The tantalizing swells
of Charybdis spot
my shipwreck of a soul
from miles away,
eager to suck me into
its endless maw,
like the despairing men on
Odysseus' ship.
Moonlit sand
hides the worst transgressions,
the slate cleaned
with every kiss of your waves
against the shore.
My heartstrings yearn
for the crisp quietness
of your murky depths,
the pressure bruising
my skin like unwanted fingers
as I sink lower into
my absolution.
Your depth captures
us all,
each of us an
individual island,
pulled by your currents
like the strings
that move our limbs
to the beat of your
waves.
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