To Love This Mere Girl
A Poem for Those Bound by Water
By Melynie FerrariPublished 6 years ago • 1 min read
I swear she had these dancing eyes
that preyed upon me
every waking moment.
Forever moving
yet trapped
in a cranial prison.
She lived in a house made of sand
it would vanish in the tide
and reappear at daybreak.
Once she told me
it was dangerous to go alone.
I stepped further into the water
escaping her quivering gaze.
The waves washed over me
my feet succumbed to the sands.
The sinking feeling
the same as hands clasping onto air
a mouth without a tongue to speak.
I awaken
and she tells me again
that my dreams
are just clouds
evaporating into her sea.
About the Creator
Melynie Ferrari
I'm an avid reader and writer. I enjoy writing poetry about the natural world.
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