Anastatica

Featured Poem:

  • Light

    Light

    Sometimes I wander alongside my mind,
    Surfing the silken waves. I do not cut
    The water, because it parts before me,
    Inviting me from its high, sun-kissed crest
    Down to the hollows of polished azure,
    Where sometimes I wander, as does my mind.

    Forever have I left no trace behind.
    Cushioned by zephyrs, my footsteps are light,
    Like a cloud, which bursts as easily on
    A dark thorn, as on a heavy rock face,
    And can never leave a trace behind.
  • Mother Darkness

         ‘I cannot read braille,’ I said. The flustered stars flickered in exasperation. ‘And I don’t know morse.’
         But perhaps I would never need too. Enlighted by the waxing moon, swollen and almost full to the brim at this time of the month, truths formed in the nacre of my mind:
         ‘Darkness is the natural state of the universe,’ it called. ‘In the state of nature, solitude is rife and darkness a necessity, all is hidden but so are we. We find comfort in the dark because we know that we cannot be seen. We live, momentarily, suspended from all time... [Read More]
    Mother Darkness