Edgar allan poet
...Dedication Is Key











The Diving Bell Echoes
Akamu, the Fisher King
Akamu, the fisher king
whose name knows no age,
only the touch of man to
earth,
tide and bind—
He crouches at shore
with line and hook
held as moon against
an ocean’s abandoned sky;
All the things these
rough hands have grasp,
a lifetime of tribe
and testimony;
our land to the blade…
The fisher king
sees life in patterns,
the earth and its
dimensions,
the land;
an endless tapestry
of textures and surfaces,
uneasy as ocean
And the ocean
breathes him in…
His hands and feet
are worn with passions,
rugged with persistence
(unpossessed by the things
he possesses)
Driven only;
by the tug of line,
the carving of canoe,
and the draw
of
Apryl Skies © 2009








