Beyond
the deep blue
substance of time,
shadow begets light,
and broad-shouldered
mountains, once crowned
with mist and snow, endure
their slow descent. Inevitably,
grain by grain, they return
to the sea, in the way
all things have
of changing,
of passing,
until they
are no
more,
but
then,
slowly,
so gradually
as to be barely
noticeable, they
begin to rise again.
Always, always, they
will rise again, until, in
the end that never truly
comes, they surpass even
their own memories of grandeur.
(c) 2019, by Hannah Six
Image: Carol Baldwin/NOAA
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