Seasons
Seasons upon seasons hit the mundane of my life like waves crashing against the shore. My beach was open, desolate, untrodden to the steps of adventurous men.
I call out, speaking into a void in hope of an impossible reply. There is no answer. I make lists, checking the beach for contingency between how I expect it to be, how it has been before, as it ever was. My expectations are not betrayed. Gradual erosion, over time, must surely reduce the surface area of the beach by fractional amounts. The process is slow, and beyond my lifetime of interpretation.
I remember times when this beach was bright.
I worry if I suppressed my teenage wants, inevitably due to insecurity, to the point where I am destined for a life of conformity in adulthood. I am breathing inside of a lung on the tube; wondering for the days when I can finally ingest the air of this beach.












