by R. DONALD JAMES GAUVREAU
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A shoreless, boundless sea Kicked up by the cold storm Swallowing the ivory tower. A shoreless, boundless sea Hiding hunting serpents and Gaunt faces in the chaos Kicked up by the cold storm, An explosive transformation Beckoning the end of ages, Swallowing the ivory tower, The tower of Babel, our folly, To the sound of beating drums. In a house of mirrors the yellow king Harrows sixty-nine reflected tiers. |
R. Donald James Gauvreau has been published by Inner Sins and Tales of the Talisman. He has also written an introduction to comparative mythology, available as a free PDF at his website. He publishes story ideas and free fiction (currently including a sci-fi/horror serial) every week, at whitemarbleblock.blogspot.com
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