the cars that wash down the boulevard, take the wave sounds with them, leaving low tide markers, deaf to the rush of those metal wave makers, some street walker, wobbles on high heels, and weaves while waving wandering from grass to curb, wanting a lift, cause life is a beach, and all she can see for miles is sand castles, empty of their dreams, empty like her, wanting more than sand dollars and the stings of the jellyfish.