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Gaia Transitioning

Inspired by Vivaldi

By Rae JanneyPublished 5 years ago 1 min read

Around me hung

on every hand

my organic threads thrive!

a richly green.

But a Huntsman’s chill lingers.

Nipping winds, like feral hounds

Crave! to strip me

from my

form.

My bones rattle with every howl.

Their breath bleaches my skin;

watch it crumble and crack!

My beauty

my pride

bares stains no rain could wash.

They shrivel and fall.

Peeling, flaking, tumbling to the ground;

The hounds howl again.

The sun has crossed to Elysium;

and the surrogate has seized the throne.

No,

Please!

Boreas, have mercy!

But it is too late.

I am naked

and I grow tired;

I grow weak.

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Rae Janney

A Behavioral Neuroscience major with a passion for writing. My predominant writing style is surreal poetry, and most of my pieces touch upon mental health- TW included. My goal with my writing to end the stigma of mental illness.

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    Written by Rae Janney