
I dive in, I dive into it. I loose control. There’s a sea full of tiny beings swimming in dark blue waters. It’s too much to look at, to take in, to notice, to deal with. Too much life spreading through all the liquid spaces, even under the most unsuspicious rock, hiding inside the sand. There are colors, different colors blasting, blazing, coming from everywhere, trying to catch the eye. There are weird criatures, glowing their weirdness. There are beautiful, clear, soft, amusing pet-like species, that flow to the light, that run through the bright blue waters up and down, fast and slow, here and there. There are plants and flowers with amazing smells and textures, but some of them will hurt you, if you touch them the wrong way. I swim until it’s not safe and I have to go up and catch some air. Then I look down and see my face,myself reflected. I realize why it seemed so familiar: I had been swimming inside the ocean of me.
P.S.: Imagem - Under the sea, de Jason Torgerson

