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Luminous Cyan Bower

a poem- pressure, pearl, and escape

By Michele NampalliPublished 11 months ago • Updated 11 months ago • 1 min read
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Tsunami Blue

break m e in your sharp curves

sink me in

blue algae

turn fiery wholesome

death silent.

he flung me o u t

violent

deep ocean

I

refuse a i r

my lips are sealed in wax

eyelids hide the deep rolls

of fitful slumber

this wreaking storm

a reprieve from you

promises of bright

sky

I am.

Iam

Iamb.

You

slam me

into looted ships

through rusty metal anchors

in leftover concrete buildings

the bottom

of

sea

my bones

shattered

tendon ends fraying

the feeble drift of a maimed

jelly fish

the current unclasped

the once gold

vermeil neck

lace

that choked

I wake up

a white pearl

a f l o a t

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Michele Nampalli

This space is breath for my sensitivity. The poems come fully formed. I've known for quite some time now that my art is about receiving more than creation...its the most natural way I know to process my inner world. It started when I was 7.

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    Written by Michele Nampalli