
I always told myself to find colour
To try to engage
But I’ve found myself in a deep, dark curiosity that pulls like a tide - gentle, then all at once tempestuous
This place is cool and sapphire
With tractor beams rippling from the moon down to my sunken eyes that are permanently searching for refraction
It is the only place I haven’t lost my teeth; They are small and unremarkably shaped, but down here they fulfill their obligations to my veracious speech patterns with impunity
Everywhere else they were a conduit for a voice that wasn’t mine, bubbling in silence, paranoid from lack of oxygen with vibrations only I could register
Rescue torches on the wooded shores flicker like faulty wiring, pleading for catharsis
But I am a drowner
And I’m already gone
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