Il fragore continuo, il sordo eco scoabordare and water crashing against the rocks of the jetty, the sharp and irregular stones of the breakwater. The blunt continuous blowing of a cold north-west that sell beats and blows on your skin, pale from that air bully.
And then the waves, with their milk foam and fizz arrive at the foot of crackling, throwing spray into the air stirred, seem to want to get to you and take you with them in the immensity of the abyss.
And then you can say that I have heard the voice of the sea: a silent scream, high and deep as the darkness as if the clouds toccass higher. A real voice, yet intangible, ethereal and mystical reality; an echo of a past that speaks of now and tomorrow, and you calls and asks you, but little answers. Grows gushing and roaring off and then turns off for a moment, absorbed by the tiny grains of sand pearl, and behold, it invariably returns to flow from the ocean and forget about salt in the night as tears of joy or melancholy song.
And then you can say that I have heard the voice of the sea.