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The Same

Same bench seat, same view overlooking the shoreline, same thoughts stretching out into the distances searching for answers, the same sea coming back to whisper the same reply that it will have the answers for me if I come back at the same time tomorrow - the same cosmic comedian playing the same game over and over again. Still, it's better here where everything stays the same week after week, rather than being somewhere else perhaps stuck on a spectral train, out of the game and with no say in the company I keep.

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Date: 5/27/2023 12:26:00 AM
Hey Paul….sometimes the same can become monotonous and mundane…..until we are away from it or no longer have it ….thats when we truly appreciate! I love how you write about the sea! Wonderful poem Paul….Debx
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Paul Willason
Date: 5/28/2023 5:41:00 AM
Thanks Deb...I'm afraid my imagination is somewgat saturated by seawater at times. Many thanks for reading and commenting. Take care...
Date: 5/19/2023 9:15:00 AM
I like this, feel I've sat a while too. Sounds better than my sitting a while view of a car park waiting for gymnastics to finish
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Paul Willason
Date: 5/20/2023 1:12:00 AM
A bit of a tongue in cheek poem. Must say I never tire of sitting taking in a view of the shoreline... Thanks for your comments,
Date: 5/19/2023 7:56:00 AM
I agree, Paul. Familiar is more comfortable. However I am sure the sea knows more than it's telling. reckon any pirate ships stopped off in NZ. Anytime I get close to the sea my imagination goes crazy:) LOL Have a great weekend my friend.
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Paul Willason
Date: 5/20/2023 1:17:00 AM
Thanks Daniel, indeed the sea often shares a few words,. Lucky it is just a short walk from home..thanks mate....take care.

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