Hearts in Atlantis
- Jamie Drake
- Oct 16, 2017
- 1 min read
1
My heart’s in Atlantis
drowning, while she – the fairytale witness
or malicious mermaid in this pristine pool
dissolves my fire to fan her fuel
and combusts in the wet Atlantis night
to evaporate me, erode me, to steal away my Neptune fight
2
My heart’s in Atlantis
inundated by her rarefied resistance
of me and the dripping of her libido springs
or fountains of pheromones her femininity sings
to me, that echo and sound, beneath the still surface
then bubble up, note by note, kiss by kiss
3
My heart’s in Atlantis
permeated by her imagined bliss
one million waves and ubiquitous love
intimate swimming in oxygen breathing above
an electrified consumption of my aqueous soul
replenishing with her spilled sponge this vacuous hole
4
My heart’s in Atlantis
swimming to her immersed ignorance
of what she washes away with her liquid urban movements
in a pack of rhythmic scavengers or terrestrial catalytic solvents
to actively or passively transport her pain oceans away
to a plastic island paradise safe to play in the adult way
5
My heart’s in Atlantis
saturated by immaculate impotence
when my anti-social yearnings are tightly dammed
behind pseudo-dikes and porous demands
a 16th century galleon bulging the virile mast
set to sail for her fluid fountain to the last
6
My heart’s in Atlantis
surfacing to escape this
deep sea seduction for an iron lung of fresh air
divine peace, slippery solitude, and freedom from her glare
lead me away, lead me safely to shore
for she will dwell in Atlantis for evermore
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