Cyber Seas |
| by Ron Carnell |
Nomadic sailors set adrift,
Faceless names in failing ships,
Endless paths through endless seas,
Sailing through infinities.
Two bows brush in darkest night,
Two hands touch in briefest flight,
Two souls meet unwittingly,
Small islands in a cyber sea.
A lantern lit by dual consent,
A ray of light both never meant,
Small beacon few can understand,
In search of welcome distant land.
Two boats joined in single ship
By hearts upon a common trip,
No longer faceless entities,
One island in a cyber sea.
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