At the bottom of the sea
There are mountains, ravines
Cities, cemeteries
There are wrecks in the sea
In the hollows
Among the long-fingered rushes
There are men in the sea
Sleeping women
There are children in the sea
To cover all this
There are waves in the sea
Drinking in the moon
There is foam, too
Bark, torn letters
Flowers drifting away
There are birds above the sea
Great white birds
With eyes just like drops of water
Voiceless birds
Flying in circles with their beak open
Suddenly diving into the endless waters
Wings folded close to their body, just like two arms
Rustling while the water drips off
There are strands along the sea
Seashells and salt
And old sailors who never sail anymore
Who disembarked, but left again
For non-stop journeys
There is the sun on the sea
And you, on the shore
Watching as it sinks into the water