Mirage
- samyukthacr7
- Jul 1, 2023
- 1 min read
You are the mirage
at the end of the desert.
My mouth is dry;
ashy with the heat.
You are water,
Crashing, white foam;
Splitting rocks and surging through-
Glistening at the end with humility.
You are the turquoise
my throat burns for-
Lady, I shall
cross a hundred sandstorms
and go blind with dirt;
Till the sun turns my skin
into scales,
and my limp legs
into tails;
As a lizard, or a snake
I crawl to your feet,
And in no form nor as corpse
shall I overcome this thirst-
Lady, I care not
if your nectar is mere poison;
Like a dog,
I will lap my death,
growling satisfaction
drinking surrender-
For death would not be worse
than this agony;
this hurt, my
liquid hunger-
Lady, I beg you
Quench me.
-samjam
Coverart from flickr:https://www.flickr.com/photos/borealnz/5226007800/
I don't know what to say about this poem. I felt really thirsty at night laying in bed so I wrote this lmao. At like 2 am. Pretty cool yeah.
Thank you for reading. Toodles! :)

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