Lagoon.
i should go on down the dales
to the palace of rhiannon
by the caers, those misty isles
you see, as though at sea.
a place of memory, the sidhi,
under the silver moon's
starry wheel of heaven.
a myriad jewel, a peacock's fan,
a tiara on a diadem arisen
in the slivered shimmering night.
but here at the lagoon
are peril, dread & doom.
a frond as perfect than the abysm,
waters colder, darker than the light,
where not even the moon appears
to shift its depths wherein sky shivers.
embraced in a silver circle alone,
an oracle more brittle than bone
or wind lashed skin naked drawn,
all who enter here none return.
Gift of Tongues
Ron
traditional British materialism.
Sage
Well done and it was a pleasure to read.