eulogy of an absurdist love

so far up the north coast,

when the pacific has deemed 

unnecessary the fine sands

and the warm winds,

and the sun, instead choosing 

this gray palette and rain,

everlasting rain,

sits a rock on some beach cliff

that will fall into the ocean

dnot due to its insatiable sadness 

but because of its utter dimension.

rain, who is the ocean,

will cover this rock,

reducing it down to pebbles 

who will never take solace 

in labeling themselves as sand

you are the rain and the ocean,

i, the rock.

hence, i must imagine the boulder,

who will fall down this cliff,

as happy when the rain covers it

and the ocean brings it down