Maybe the storm, maybe the calm , or maybe the hand..
I call it the
HOMECOMING
I had heard the thunder that was to come
I had felt the wave that was to come
I had steered before we had sailed
I had been hung to death before I was jailed..
Soon I found myself at the captain’s helm,
as everyone around me was jumping ship.
As the cruel dark clouds loomed just above the bow,
and the torrential rains began to fall
I just could not have braved the storm
My soul was like the oar that momently
dies in a desperate stress beneath the wave,
then glitters out again and sweeps the sea
each second I was new-born from some new grave
The nights, agitated by the growing storm,
every thought suddenly expanded its dimensions
"like that the ordinarily would go unnoticed
like a cloth folded, and hidden in the folds of time"
leapt aimlessly , hopelessly to hold on to my albatross
knelt helplessly, waited for it to pass,
The thunder was no longer grim
The lightening was now growing dim
The rain was now getting slim
As the storm rolled on,When the storm was done
I could almost see the sun
deep yonder swept me, beyond worriesome cries
woke up, " How still,How strangely still
The water is today,
It is not good for water
To be so still that way"
Silence fearful as the grave,
In the mighty waste of ocean
Sunk to rest was every wave.
"Sleep, sleep lazy fool
You’ve fought to long
There are terrors to come
You won’t sleep forever
Cause you’ll never be done" cried the dark lord..
The soul screamed, the lie seemed so real,
reality seemed like a dream
the soul schemed, like a soldier had tried
to fight a make believe enemy
someone stood there waving a hand at me
I wondered if I could just hold it to see
sun burning on the salt filled wounds,
I stretch forward to take the hand,
in a stumble to reach for her touch,
like the smoke does in a mist, it disappears
as always I was left just grasping air
It's for whom, that I tasted what i could never have
as I lay motionless there on the deck
I wanted to steer to where the mist had gone
the next moment I was lying under my grave stone
saw through my grave the mist, the smoke, the hand
only to feel the weight of the flowers it'd kept...They sicken of the calm, those who knew the storm .

