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Blue Gravity (Free verse) by Sunny

I sit on a dead headstone and watch feathers lay their bellies onto the bay’s surface and rock to the white crest’s rhythm. No one is with me except the echo of shoreline plea- a yearning for this Bohemian skirt to dive into every wave’s churn. I push the blue gravity not down through my feet, but forced upon these bones that could crumble me apart with a hard and gentle hand… but not when the water spikes white, U’s and reflects this surreal face that is my own. She loves me like passion. She drinks me through her pupils. She drowns my little existence until night crashes and paints ebony on backs.

Sunny 27-Mar-06/1:22 PM
Thank you Dovina for not only reading my work, but giving me your honest critique as well. A little confusion though to clear up for possible upcoming readers & yourself in clarity in beginning of S2: "I push the blue gravity/ not down through my feet, but forced upon these bones/ that could crumble me apart with a hard and gentle hand…"> Meaning: Picture gravity pulling people down to earth through (or pulling the feet) as a "natural gravitational pull." I disembody this natural foot-to-earth pull not through my feet, but surrounding/ covering all the bones that substain me, which could be so much force as to, "...crumble me apart...". I do not mean for reader to interpret anything or anyone, other than gravity's pull, to be "underneath me". I'm trying to personify gravity with hands that for once, don't pull me down through my feet but to use it's untouchable, inevitable force to surround my skeleton & suppress in inwards. Strange imagery I failed at portraying; thank you-I will make revisions to clarify this unseen imagery...or try at least :)




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