Reprisal And Requital Poem by Michael Brosky

Reprisal And Requital



Treasures born each salty pulse
The bright lunar brain commands;
Each breath, ornate gifts from vaults
In clusters on fine wet sands.

Her salty veins warm and cold
Alive and milked by sailors;
Source of stories ancient told;
The needed blood of life is hers.

Stealing forgotten relics
Into her preserving womb;
Wooden islands gone in wrecks,
A sailor's englassed tomb.

Stabilizing while she lives
The sea takes back what she gives.

Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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