Sing the Isle
Sing the isle, that, veiled
beckons gently neath
the stagnant haze of June’s inferno
and loudly, like the sound waves beat
upon the coast
as they mix us in with plankton
and swiftly, as the schooners ply their course
and cormorants just lick the water
Like the speed at which we so quickly rush ashore
after they whistle at us when we paddle out
stroke after stroke
pushing Narragansett, the sound,
or whatever blocks the waves that roll
effortlessly, eternally
Without obligation
or definition.
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