We Five HundredA Poem by A. F. CarreraGo with the ebb, my black-suit friend Though the ground is frigid and bare Though the glaciers howl And cry in the night Go with the ebb, my friend. Go with the ebb, my astute little friend Though the pale, pale plane is vast And sterile eyes lurk Beneath the ice Go with the ebb, my friend. Go with the ebb, my cold, lonely friend Though the land is flat and forever Though the home and those You’ve departed are far Go with the ebb, my friend. Go with the ebb, my eternal friend Though the others have all gone away Through the snow and the soul Of your egg and your bone You will go with the ebb till the end. © 2016 A. F. CarreraAuthor's Note
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