It rolls in from the ocean–
rolls in like a tsunami,
an unstoppable titan.
The expanse of unseen,
born of water and wind,
a primal beast, hidden within.
Misty hands blot out the sun
and cold breath nips skin.
A gentle touch, a light brush
and then–
loss of vision, loss of heart
Sirens blare–
but no one cares.
Consumed in that tidal wave,
what else is true,
but the cold, the water, the grave?
Daylight shies away,
wild goats bray.
In sets a feeling of doom,
caused by what feels like eternal gloom.
