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Katsushika Hokusai, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, circa 1832

your love ~ my muse
your voice ~ my prose
            s l i
                p
                     s    and sails in the sky ~
stroking the silhouette
             of
snow-kissed mountains,
mirroring memories
of moon-flames
seized like picturesque
       Polaroids of a spirit
that stands still &
                       firm 
held by the archived songs
of seaweed sentiments
where
mists of thoughts
                tiptoe
            t r a i l i n g
the skin and scales
of serpentine w a v e s
                        c l a w i n g
through the throat of nothingness
pressed in the
frozen
     salt of silence ~ 
mujo’s murmur
bathed in lucid blues,
like air of angst,
clouds of       t e
                      a
                    r      s

if only the wind could grasp
the water-weed wilderness
ebbing and flowing
         within this mind ~ 
for the heart 
      is a chaotic odyssey
ferrying footprints
                     in distress 
allowing the currents
          to be the sailor
beckoning and betraying
the seekers
in search of briny bliss
w e a v i n g  wishes
reweaving desires ~ 
            never settling ~
wicked, yet carved
with starry reveries
pushing and pulling
valves of the ocean
held in the cradle of
               endless hope...

but beneath the c r
                              a
                          s h
                                i n g crystals
&
cacophonous crests,
floats fragility ~
anchored in healing,
     drifting in hurt ~
an ephemeral effervescence
      an inescapable embrace
      breathing and b r e a t h l e s s 
unmoved by the
tempests of time…
as the sky recalls 
               the taste of tides
and the tide feels
     the pulse of the sky ~ 
 resilient &
           relentless
amidst the restless rhymes
           phantom phrases 
and the clamorous
   cadence of delicate life…

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