It began with a slow drip,
ice bleeding into water,
glacier veins thinning,

glacier bones exposed.

 

The mountain -

forgetting how to lean, 

surrendering to time and heat. . . FELL!

 

The crack was a whisper
but the landslide was a ROAR!

 

. . . 10,000 pounds of stone and earth
plunged into the Dickson Fjord

in Greenland on Sept. 16/2023  —

 

Result: A 650-foot wave rose, as tall as a cathedral, lifting towards the sky . . . as if by a giant unfolding his hand, sweeping across his fjord, sculpting chaos in the stillness of forgotten waters.

 

The wave rebounded, between the fjord’s walls, sloshing back and forth — a seiche, a rhythm trapped in its own pulse.

Then came the inexplicable, as rare as a new colour in a rainbow:

a vibration that shook Earth for nine days. . . a dull, endless note never heard before.

 

Once-unthinkable events have now become

 . . . our new reality.