I hide within myself. I am my own
Mariana Trench; nautical sphinx; a junkyard Atlantis of coral bones. This heart, this argonaut papered in a glass-sharp origami. This eyelid shivering like the silk of benthos. This spine folded into the arch of a seahorse. Volcanoes rustling in the viscera. Ocean-pith arsenic. I don’t trust your perfect sanctuaries filled with things that gleam in feathers; those bellringers fitted with bird-hymns. Instead, I gem this darkness, depths of tourmaline. Live & splendor among those that teach the blindness of speech to skin.
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Scherezade Siobhan
Scherezade Siobhan is psychologist, writer and maker of world's finest Spanish omelettes. She is of an Indian/Afghan/Gitane Spanish heritage. Her work is published/forthcoming in Bluestem, The NewerYork, Black & Blue Writing, Words Dance, Cordite Poetry Review, The Nervous Breakdown, Mandala,Winter Tangerine & others. She owns and runs a small publishing house called Cyberhex Press & her first poetry collection "Bone Tongue" has been published by Thought Catalog Books in 2015. She is a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee for writing. She can be found squealing about small furry animals, southeast asian fashion, football & neuroscience at www.viperslang.tumblr.com or twitter.com/zaharaesque. |