Out Of Horror There Was Beauty Poem by Phil J Hambling

Out Of Horror There Was Beauty

Rating: 4.8


The ship was lost
In tragedy
Yet a city was founded in its ruins
In submarine reams
Of shimmering suits
The busy citizens flit
Colourful in the deep waters
The hull a shield from predators
The cannons silent and confounded
Hiding the octopus from harm
The gold and silver treasures
Shine as they might
Have no value here
The coral slowly taking in
It's adopted child
Using a timescale and currency of its own
And out of horror
There was beauty
Deep down
Below

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Phil J Hambling 07 February 2022

Happy metaphorical diving David!

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David Wood 07 February 2022

A brilliant poem, I felt I was there. I have been there, as I used to dive wrecks all along the English Channel. They became reefs for all marine life

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