Demi-Glosa : This is a variation of a "Glosa". In the Demi-Glosa the first couplet is taken from another poem, these lines will form the last lines of each stanza. Italics will indicate the line's borrowedness. These lines are borrowed from Psalm 18.
The cords of death entangled me;
the torrents of destruction
overwhelmed me
it shouldn't grieve me
I'm not a monster
I never was.
But it's hard to grasp the nature
of his loving chokehold;
strength like ivory.
To shut out agony
that shadow place where
the cords of death entangled me;
I've seen the ocean's wrath
I was fifteen when it almost
held me
under it's dark feathered wing
I prayed to poseidon but he didn't
help me
the torrents of destruction
overwhelmed me.
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