Deep blue water

cradle of life

By Ulysses TuggyPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

The deep blue water

was once the cradle of life.

Why did we leave home?

sad poetry

About the Creator

Ulysses Tuggy

Educator, gardener, Dungeon Master, and novelist. Author of the near-future mecha science fiction novels Tulpa Uprising, Tulpa War, and Tulpa Rebirth. Candidly carries Cassandra's curse.

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