Bluebird (13th November 2008, 01.21am)
Like a myth, I sit
at the base of your spine,
guarding either side,
hovering above your
legendary buttocks.
I exist in legend,
the lore of sailors;
a protection spell
to keep at bay the waves
that swell within you.
Over the rainbow,
I fly too high, for
I cannot stem your fears,
but my dried ink
will try. Cheers:
crack the red wine over
your proud prow, rename
this vessel, drink yourself,
and when you put to sea
in your pea-green boat,
you will see me,
your beacon shining
out from shores remote;
the curve of the land
lies, don’t listen…
Just lend me your fingers
for your eyes, and
trace my outline
with your vision.

Comments
MistakenMagic | November 29, 2008 - 11:02
What? No comments for this excellent piece of work? Well you had me at;
'Like a myth, I sit
at the base of your spine,'
Brilliant bit of imagery ;) And the entire poem was beautiful!
Magic xxx