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An Ode to Peder B. Helland


In high vaulted walls,

the steam does curl 

and in another world,

I lie submerged

 

The delicate brush 

of velvet warmth

against my flesh

does soothe me. 

 

From the light of my music

the water is as glass,

but retains itself 

the softest touch. 

 

When I step

out of this new womb

I am thus twice born glossy.

 
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angreenfields

Alexius, known to their friends as Alex, is currently writing poetry in Minneapolis, MN, USA. They write with heavy metaphor and intense emotion, or at least try to. Their interests include foreign languages, English arts, feminism, and sticking it to the man.

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