Hollows Swell and Labor

A desolate shore reaches, its gritty scree taunts a green and tumbling sea. Breakers slap an umpteenth juncture. Kelp sea pods dilate, foam swirls in the shingle, barren wombs drink. Krill churns out of a sandy dross. Waves carry their children away.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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