My limbs have played it safe, staying ever near shore
Where the rough tide wouldn’t shake me to the core
The eyes would fall like two open-clam pearls in the water’s floor
And the wind didn’t roar, to open any door and blast me from ashore.
The body stays by the shoreline, where the beach rock\'s gravestones are sharpest
Feigning the limbo, in which the mind’s seduced by the darkness
Of the ocean’s inky floor is rugged with chalky carcasses
Whereas seaweed’s sharp veins pulse green and feed water goddesses.
No, the calmed waters been never the ones to make a good sailor
The unexposed ocean’s edges, yes, I want to conquer, unveil her
To soak my body in its depth and tear up smoothly like paper
That so called siren to every sailor, and mother to every crater.
There, it may lay mermaids and monsters lighting their own forehead
Bones piled like jewelry, that by sea’s music got absorbed
What lies in that darkness, so beautiful and distorted?
I would hate, certainly would, to not know before given up for dead.
To that question, comes another, will my body ever stir?
Though dangerous as it is, too tempting it is your bubbled purr
Who is to predict of what will happen, or what may not occur?
Staying and freezing, drowning and knowing, neither is yet preferred.
There is no doubt, my half lies deeply in that abyss
Yet some things are best forgotten, that’s when the mind resists
Still, to expose the unexposed, is when demands to take a kiss
To open up the eyes, and stare into what there exists.
Someday these arms will sink, to embrace your biting depths
Because I desire to remember, to you I will give my final breath
So, show me in length, how you seduce and creep around my neck
Unwind your storm of heavy dusk, to sail and kiss you, as I sail the shipwreck of death.
Sailors are known for bravery, therefore I’ll jump to your unexposed abyss
This quietness is your gift, I’ve no command left to resist
Rather than bleeding my toes, stand raging, grab my wrists
Seal our lips and vanish in descend with me, I’m no longer the shore—for you’ve teached me, to be the ship.