I return where I was born, not physically Driving a machine that didn’t yet exist through the sleepy streets nocturnal every intersection bursting with memories Past overgrown trees surrounding an elementary school I can’t see Thrusting into radio static songs names scenes all unfamiliar except the change drums as predictable as heartbeats On the sandy road between a home and the soundtrack of the sea where I lingered now, and then Walking by a mother n’ son and waves ending that’s called sea foam, she said waking by a memory being formed On the shore’s blue blend men become boys again toes plucked from the sand and it’s years before the tide returns them