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RIP Tide by Kelly Sauvage Moyer

 RIP Tide


The moon is clutching

the oyster's pearls,

for she has no family

of her own, while

the rest of us, orphans

all, remain unfazed,

traversing the pitch

by our sorcery alone.

Originally published in Five Fleas


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