Giant of The Sea

She fell down the rabbit hole,

 scraping her arms against the wall.

In over her head, she couldn’t find a way,

That’d lead her closer to the ray,

Of the giggling sunlight that bounced off the water,

That reflected off the scales of the Giant of The Seas.

With a seductive eye, he laid upon her,

The venom rushed through her like exhilaration.

She’d fall from the skies into his arms,

Be lashed and bloodied, her mane flowing,

Like water on her shoulders, and velvet on his face,

She’d fall towards him and into his arms.

She saw the sights, of a story untold,

As she fell down the bottomless hole,

She saw the things of past before, of things that might,

Again behold, the sight of her falling ashore,

Near the light she thought she’d be,

Into the arms of The Giant of The Sea.