Nothing but ocean and sky as far as the [mind’s] eye can imagine, on a makeshift raft, splinters everywhere and slowly flooding at eternity’s pace.
No sense of direction, the sail made with unachieved desires, a flimsy material, unreliable and coarse.
Swirling above my head, vultures, made of dark thoughts, waiting for me to slip, into unconsciousness, or into sin.
The air smells of sulfur, the water is a darker shade of blue, shimmering with sliver streaks, I look to see my reflection, an unrecognizable silhouette is refracted back, it smiles, genuinely, something I find laborious under “normal” circumstances.
No end to this journey it would seem, but the final resting place, a point beyond the horizon, the end of wit.