(Speeding towards the halfway point, here is Part 13 telling the story from a none human pair of eyes - a little dog.
Guest Poet 8 is my friend Natfastic again who offers a second poem called Submarine. Natalie's link again to read more is http://writeoutloud.net/profiles/natfastic)
XIII
Gleaming like flowstone
Stumped almost ankle height
He was the only one
Who saw the final confrontation,
Turning leaves like footsteps
Pinned to each punch
Glinting with violence
Increasingly linked together
Twisting each movement
In an isolated dance
With a salt rain
Blistering his ears
Crocheted with heavy sleet
Decorated over his paws
And soaked tail
Translating the madness
Into flowering corpses
Flickering off empty shells
Gouging in the moonlight.
Submarine Dream
In the
deep
blue-black
of a
submarine
I
made my bed the floor;
spread
rough blankets
whilst
shoals of fish
flashed
past portals
in
tinsel flickers
of inky
light and
nightmares
haunted
dreams
of intangible reefs
I
couldn’t reach.
I lay
down hardened
grappling
blankets;
caressing
roughness
until
the fleeting broke
and
opaque waves
of
galaxies gazed
and
hinted freedom.
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