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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Caught in a vortex Gripped by turbulent fingers Drawing me downward Panick stricken stimulation Rushed through my mind Mesmerized by depth Of the murky waters Where rusty relics rest Capsized. Relentlessly Thinking furiously Thoughts radiate recovery Repose is resistant Seeking refuge Trinkets tearing tides Strung on moonbeams Villain’s vile venom Tauntingly summoning Sublimely stressed Beckoning below Embodied by a captor No subsequent release Sinking to my doom Do I dear to hope? Subconsciously searching Unknowing of what to search for. Abject resistance Will His almighty hand Pull me free from fatal forces? Curiously thinking of iced tea? Would it ease my burning throat? Lungs laden with water Wishing to be afloat Brushed by serpent style tentacles Creatures of the night Mystically aglow Shifting sands swirling Oozing between toes Fathoms below the ocean Perpetual nighttime fears Frigid wetness chills Last pearl bubbles escape Demise is eminent Whispers lull me Entering a dream state Calm befalls sweet serenade Lilting song of the sea Sirens mournfully singing Deception flaunts desire Cruelly taken greedily Mercy not an option Given up to the sea Is it my prelude to paradise? The epitome of surrender Pitch black graveyard No one to bury me.
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