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I am drowning in the short-wave silence of your presence. You are the lapis lazuli ground into a pigment so rare it was once worth a kingdom. I find you in the crushing weight of the benthic zone, where the pressure is a ghost’s embrace and only the bioluminescence of the soul provides a guide. You are the morpho butterfly’s wing—not a pigment, but an interference pattern of light, an architecture of diffraction that exists only within the specific geometry of my gaze. I long for the sapphire chill of your skin, a drowning that feels like returning to the saltwater womb of the deep Atlantic.
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Jan 18
Jan 18, 2026 at 7:46 PM UTC
Blue: The Cerulean Depth
I am drowning in the short-wave silence of your presence. You are the lapis lazuli ground into a pigment so rare it was once worth a kingdom. I find you in the crushing weight of the benthic zone, where the pressure is a ghost’s embrace and only the bioluminescence of the soul provides a guide. You are the morpho butterfly’s wing—not a pigment, but an interference pattern of light, an architecture of diffraction that exists only within the specific geometry of my gaze. I long for the sapphire chill of your skin, a drowning that feels like returning to the saltwater womb of the deep Atlantic.
The fifth of nine works from my collection "The Chromatic Pulse" By AlicornGemini
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Jan 18
Jan 18, 2026 at 7:46 PM UTC
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