On Water by Coleman Bomar

The moon melts 

Onto black blue

Plates of ocean night

Miasmic

Like holey swiss

As dropsical 

White rays

Say

Nothing but 

Light to

Parched water

Parted in 

Prisms


Coleman Bomar is a writer  who currently resides in Middle Tennessee. His works have been featured by and/or are forthcoming in Drunk Monkeys, Plum Tree Tavern, Showbear Family Circus Liberal Arts Magazine, Prometheus Dreaming, SOFTBLOW, Eunoia Review, Beyond Words, Bewildering Stories, Isacoustic, Moonpark Review, Maudlin House, Boston Literary Magazine, Amethyst Review, Nine Muses Poetry, Open: Journal of Arts and Letters and  more. 

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