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Another Sea Scene.(Poem)
ANOTHER SEA SCENE Yes, the sunlight glitters on the water as it has before, as it will again. Your seeing it this way can hardly matter. You are one of millions, like those azure threads warping and weaving the surface of the water, drawing themselves in ripples over matter, unraveled by the wind. The gulls mock you. They squawk, Her seeing does not matter. Squawk! As they swoop through ...
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