Galapagos Night
By Travis M.
Whitehead
On a star-filled Galapagos Night,
When the universe bore her soul,
I sailed
across the sea
Riding the ocean’s currents.
But I was drawn by her breath,
Sweet jasmine
from the stars,
And her
flirtations of ecstasy
Teased me
away -
And the sails became my wings,
The ocean’s
breath my sorrow,
As the
voice of eternity’s youth
Beckoned me away
The breath of the ocean,
forever burning
in my mouth,
now
awakened me
From the stupor of wakefulness.
I was an albatross,
soaring between
night and day,
following in the footsteps of time’s shadow,
intoxicated by the hot blood of the universe,
heaving, pulsating, groaning.
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