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Oceans fish stars, that are overhead, swimming; those dying masses of sun, looking the night sky to pieces. Silver dots barely skimming deep dwelling currents that invisibly ply sky netting that makes the sea’s mirror, a gridded field filled with shoals of stars setting small fires that out last the jettings of Amber Jack and squid around a sea turtle who they easily tire. Filled with eggs, ready to be this moon’s batch on a brief beach made white by the nights contrast. Not all turtles will inevitably hatch. Those who will, will live if lucky and fast. The stars, that insignificantly wink, ride the currents that rise and sink
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Mar 5, 2014
Mar 5, 2014 at 9:59 PM UTC
Oceans Fish Stars
Oceans fish stars, that are overhead, swimming; those dying masses of sun, looking the night sky to pieces. Silver dots barely skimming deep dwelling currents that invisibly ply sky netting that makes the sea’s mirror, a gridded field filled with shoals of stars setting small fires that out last the jettings of Amber Jack and squid around a sea turtle who they easily tire. Filled with eggs, ready to be this moon’s batch on a brief beach made white by the nights contrast. Not all turtles will inevitably hatch. Those who will, will live if lucky and fast. The stars, that insignificantly wink, ride the currents that rise and sink
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Mar 5, 2014
Mar 5, 2014 at 9:59 PM UTC
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