That Of Which Dwells Within Us Poem by Bill Cantrell

That Of Which Dwells Within Us

Rating: 5.0


Cast your net upon the heart,
Emotions caught within the deep
What swims beneath the sleeping sea,
Is a siren calling for you and me

When we fall to slumber,
She is perched upon the edge of our heart
Singing wants and desires obscene,
A do not disturb sign placed on our dream

So it goes with those buried at sea
No tombstone is placed above their grave
All hope is taken along with our name
Things cannot possibly be the same

And when the tides go to changing
She regurgitates the things we have done
What swam beneath the sleeping sea,
A reflection of what we refused to see

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In dreams we do things we would never do in real life, of would we?
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rebecca Navarre 05 August 2021

A melancholy touch on a very powerful and heart moving poem! .. Excellently expressed! .. Definite 5 Stars! ...+++++

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Bill Cantrell 20 July 2021

Thank you very much, 😊

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Sylvia Frances Chan 20 July 2021

What swam beneath the sleeping sea, A reflection of what we refused to see. So true, aptly worded,5 Stars full. I have enjoyed very much this excellent poem

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