The sea is a gentle giant its waves gently tumble over my luminescent skin sand granules seep through my body's crevices and sediment temporarily, wet and caked
The sea feels like the inside of my mind Vast and endless Curious, present But wandering beyond To the farthest distance my eyes can see
But there is something deeper to the sea subconscious like shadows and boundless, without a bottom where ghouls and demons throughout the years have inhabited this foreign place, deep down inside of me
Where the sun meets the surface of the rolling waves That's where the life exists Yet you only know the sea By what you see Though that is not all there is to it
The deeper you go, the darker it gets Life dwindles only to the monstrous Stripped down of any aesthetic beauty No one ever wants to confront this
For confronting this Could cost you the illusion of the life you thought you had.