Overhead an albatross hangs motionless in the air. Beneath the rolling waves, echoes from the past come across the sand in coral caves, where everything is green and submarine. No one called us to land, and the reasons are unknown. Something stirs and tries to climb toward the light. By chance, two strangers meeting in the street catch each other's glance, realizing they are the same. The speaker asks if they will take their hand to understand as best they can. No one crosses there alive or flies around the sun. Almost every day the speaker is awakened by the sunrise, inviting them to rise. Through the window, a million bright ambassadors of morning stream in on sunlight wings. No
Overhead an albatross hangs motionless in the air. Beneath the rolling waves, echoes from the past come across the sand in coral caves, where everything is green and submarine. No one called us to land, and the reasons are unknown. Something stirs and tries to climb toward the light. By chance, two strangers meeting in the street catch each other's glance, realizing they are the same. The speaker asks if they will take their hand to understand as best they can. No one crosses there alive or flies around the sun. Almost every day the speaker is awakened by the sunrise, inviting them to rise. Through the window, a million bright ambassadors of morning stream in on sunlight wings. No
Overhead an albatross hangs motionless in the air. Beneath the rolling waves, echoes from the past come across the sand in coral caves, where everything is green and submarine. No one called us to land, and the reasons are unknown. Something stirs and tries to climb toward the light. By chance, two strangers meeting in the street catch each other's glance, realizing they are the same. The speaker asks if they will take their hand to understand as best they can. No one crosses there alive or flies around the sun. Almost every day the speaker is awakened by the sunrise, inviting them to rise. Through the window, a million bright ambassadors of morning stream in on sunlight wings. No
and deep beneath the rolling waves in labyrinths of coral caves an echo of a distant time comes willowing across the sand and everything is green and submarine. And no one called us to the land and no one knows the where's or why's. something stirs and something tries starts to climb toward the light. Strangers passing in the street by chance two separate glances meet and i am you and what i see is me. and do i take you by the hand and lead you through the land and help me understand the best i can. And no one called us to the land and no one crosses there alive. no one speaks and no one tries no one flies around the sun.... Almost everyday you fall upon my waking eyes, inviting and inciting me to rise. and through the window in the wall come streaming in on sunlight wings a million bright ambassadors of morning. And no one sings me lulabyes and no one makes me close my eyes so i throw the windows wide and call to you across the sky....
Anthology of Classic Short Stories. Vol. 6 (Strange, Surreal and Fantastic): Two Short Parables by Franz Kafka, The Country of the Blind by H. G. Wells, The Statement of Randolph Carter by H. P. Lovecraft and others