Impassibly Poems | Examples

Child of Sleep

I dreamt with bears and crocodiles prowling cacophonous wetland impassibly gashed by deep black riveries. Without breath I dug my nails up a cleaved embankment. 
Atop, my eyes pocketed against the back of a sulfurously yellow corpse. 
 "A'deau,.. a'deau,.. a'deau,.. a'deau..." 
rung like a sonnetus flem from it's charcoaled esophagus. 
Air rushed past my clenched teeth my lungs expanding only to snap back into spasm when the dead took in a wretched gurgling inhale. 
It turned towards me,
and in the light of the swamp bees
a vortexical radiation 
where it should have 'faced'
I watched; my eyes melted. 

I curled into a small ball growing in density till I sunk like a bullet 
through a boiled egg into prehistoric earth.
I did not wake up.  
I write to you now a seed,
germinating.