Wavelight

Everyone we leave behind, pennies tossed in fountains, the casual accumulations of our calcified desires. We breach in narrow pools of daylight, hulls shot through with wavelight. Wind sighing, hearts full sail, never dreaming we could fail

Waterfall, waterfall, who will heed your thunderous call?

This ever-changing rearrangement of prickling devotions, calving off and rising up from the glacial divide. Every crystalline persuasion hangs frozen for a moment, before our noisy clatter breaks the silence and its thrall

Waterfall, waterfall, who will heed your thunderous call?
Waterfall, waterfall, pouring out into the sea