I feel them staring, glaring --
I'm never sure.
My mind rewinds
to a different shore,
where fish have armored skin
that protects them from
pressures of Earthen spin.
They have legs like fingers,
the fish, the people,
that tramples me, samples me
until I'm withered, feeble.
The stares are like bugs,
striding across with curious rage.
Biting, learning, living
in the hollow of my rib cage.
May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 4:56 PM UTC
I feel them staring, glaring --
I'm never sure.
My mind rewinds
to a different shore,
where fish have armored skin
that protects them from
pressures of Earthen spin.
They have legs like fingers,
the fish, the people,
that tramples me, samples me
until I'm withered, feeble.
The stares are like bugs,
striding across with curious rage.
Biting, learning, living
in the hollow of my rib cage.
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