No Gods
NIGEL ASSAM Those are not gods, but men, in ships passing on the horizon. No need to give praise, or offer sacrifices to the sky or to the sea. Waves won’t roar in anger, no deity lives under them, no god will thunder...
Read Moreby ap | Nov 13, 2018 | Issue Two: Pressure, Nigel Assam, Poetry | 0 |
Nigel Assam Further from Empire than my predecessors, this language I use is mine too. The same sea they saw I have seen, and felt too, in the same way, its familiar salt stinging in the same wind crossing from the horizon they...
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