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Rock Across The Pond, By: Nova Po

December 17, 2024 by Nova Po

Rock Across The Pond, By: Nova Po

Overloaded these days with mirroring imagery of a potential freedom and a long yearning to fly from this cage.

These shallow and rather deep oceanic atmospheric waters are wrapping around my lungs causing a deafening silence.

The echoing of my howling caused a ripple like a rock thrown across a peaceful pond, suddenly my howling caused a tsunami then the perfect storm that birthed a raven.

Leaping from the edge of oppression realizing that depression was an illusion and the only way to progression was to go within.

Overloaded these days with mirroring imagery of a potential freedom and a long yearning to fly from this cage but I’m just a ventriloquist of my own destruction.

A raven could’ve been reborn.

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