There is an ocean in my ears my face is hot and in my eyes swim black and salty tears. I dream of summer, of icy waves drowning me, dissolving me in my Atlantic sea, right to the bones of me- of drifting, peacefully, piece by piece, femur by phalange, and tinkling toward the sand with xylophone sounds. Salt crusting on the calcium and drying in the hazy heat packed down by layers of wet sludge and seaweed for years until I am a fossil.