SANDOVER
If I want to travel to Turtle Ocean that’s alright . . . I’ll have to find a way to manage it. And, for God’s sake, No Poaching! Henry James Back to the cold breakers. Never the sand in toes again. Feels like snow’s coming. Gone already? Let me turn the newspaper page, and see for myself. Yesterday was Turtles. Today, glass in my soup. Catch, catch, the bauble falling, begin to stir the soup. Back then there was an old sage. We called him by his name:
Sand-over
Sand-over
In deeper ocean, the linear crest churned into a remotest self where horizon seemed to greet the plane he stood on. Yesterday was Turtles and tomorrow is a Seahorse and even my own name has gone back home to fetch a mask. Back then there was an old sage. We called him by his name:
Sand-over
Sand-over