Go through a bluish hazy forest, covered by centenary mist, by curvy granite stones burning red, to empty seacoast with whalers warming up their muscles gone numb for idle months of nothing, preparing to give themselves to vast space that’s even huger than a whale.
Peer into dense and solid waves’ crests entirely bestrewed with crumbs of marble, peer into whirling gulls and beards of people in crowd on the shore. A strip of coast is melting in the grip of flow. Fall’s coming; and time is softly covering the pebbles the ocean and the deserted house.