You are swimming, breasting the waves in a wild blue ocean. I am an incoming tide, foaming white, surging into underwater cleft probing, lingering long, holding on, bursting in.
Then ebbing quietly into night into stars, into fleeting sparks of myriad fire flies flitting over moving silken surface, itself a ghostly glow of phosphorescence, a transient trail of luminescence that fades to reappear as light to penetrate deepest depths of the ever restless sea. I surface and breathe into you.