LAKE LAMENT
- Dark Poets Club
- Jun 10
- 1 min read
By Nathan Cabural

Taken aback by your dull beauty
As you cut cleanly through the mist
Your ripples shake the starry skies
At the beckon of my fist
The bats and bugs sing desires
While the ghosts cry their woes
To escape, I wade to the centre of you
Diving to find how deep sorrow goes
Whilst the leaves whistle a harmonized melody
My ears are deafened by your embrace
As well as my throat, being choked
How far down before I see your face?
Though you hold onto me, I cannot grasp onto you, while floating towards the depths.
Your scaly peers glare and judge.
My eyes close a second time, as I’m running out of breaths.
I hit the floor and surely, you were still there
A pale maiden, soft to the touch of my hand
And now I will drown here with you
As I grasp a fistful of sand