Seclusion

I sailed in a solitude

That wished me waves of its seas.

I sailed in a solitude

With blues and tales

Of mermaids and ancient gods.

Poseidon, as I watch him furiously sail.

I sailed on waters that stretched to infinity

And clash in a state of madness.

I grasp not for air

For the solitude is ever so fair

I sailed in a solitude

That reflected upon the skies of ecstasy

And clouds in anguish,

While the birds sing songs about solidarity

And nothing of these waves fail to define me

I continue to sail alone, everywhere

For the solitude is ever so fair

I indeed am no longer

A thunderous beast of marvelous 'small talk'

And a festival of happiness-

Forced to speak exuberantly.

But, the time has come, and

Am not longer a merchant of the sea,

for I have reached the shore

And the sailing boats have arrived.

I cannot wait till again

I sail in a solitude.

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