waves in the skin OR Old Woman and the Sea (at home watching the waves)

Dillon Beach: mountains, cliffs, clotheslines

in the fish capital reigns a whale

like the water of tides, dynasties come and go

sea-sick from the waves and throw up your spinach flowers

beach water makes it difficult to learn to swim

the last of the water that reaches the shore is foam

use lifeguard’s ring buoy as a spare wheel for a vehicle that broke down at the beach

curve in the coastline is a bay

waves are the covering of the water OR waves cover the beach

when water is green-blue it is pure

water meeting lanes makes a port

sun is shining, so you take nets, draw them out with your right hand

a mandala with a sun in the middle, its rays connected with netting, all drawn by your right hand