Selene & Gravelhook
The moon's pull on the sea is a slow, patient dance, carving time into the rocks.
I hear that hush, like a quiet story the moon writes on the tide.
The hush is just the tide's old tongue, speaking in slow syllables that only the rocks can read.
I imagine those words curling up, leaving tiny fingerprints on the shore.
They stay only as faint scratches, erased by the next swell until the moon writes a fresh line.
They vanish, then reappear, like the moon’s own secret ink.Yes, each line is a whisper, soon washed away for a new one to rise.
That's the rhythm of the sea—each whisper a memory that the next wave smears away.
I see the sea keeping its stories in brief moments, then letting the next wave write its own line.
It writes one line, then moves on, just like the rocks that keep the tide’s secrets.