The Daily Poem

A journey of a thousand poems by D. Edgar Lamp

The Daily Poem

(641) November 26, 2011: Beacon

Posted by D. Edgar Lamp on November 30, 2011 at 3:05 AM

BEACON


Believe me when I say to you,

Each day is fraught with risk and spills,

And in the seas on every side

Conditions ripe to skin your hide

On coral, rocks, and shifting shoals,

No time to plot it safely through.


Beside your ship and underneath,

Each fathom lifts its crown of thorns,

Amalgamated to decieve,

Construed in darkness far below,

Obscurely fashioned Matterhorms,

Nocturnal, clenched like fists to blow.


Beware the tides that swiftly stream,

Erasing every planned escape,

Assimilating what may seem

Completely sweet to drowning rape.

O shining beacon constant be,

Nest safe my love who sails the sea.


D. Edgar Lamp


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Acrostic


Torres Straight


JOURNAL: Ocean Princess (15th Night)


~ The Daily Poet


Categories: Acrostic, NOVEMBER 2011

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