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A kitchen was an extraordinary place for writing. Combined with Earl Grey it practically wrote for you; I observed the ways in which waves curled up and moved towards the seagrass and back. White foam raced to the shore almost chasing something but never quite reaching; slamming the rocks on its path, smoothing out sands. Then fade away. I took a sip and chose a wave to root for in this contest. My eyes followed; observed it getting larger, whiter, faster but all in vain. Sooner or later it would disappear and become one with all the others. Grandfather’s clock had signaled dinner, as I finished my third mug and looked at you. Henry rubbed his ears against my foot and jumped on the chair beside, joining me in my daily hour of wave surveillance.
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
In the kitchen
A kitchen was an extraordinary place for writing. Combined with Earl Grey it practically wrote for you; I observed the ways in which waves curled up and moved towards the seagrass and back. White foam raced to the shore almost chasing something but never quite reaching; slamming the rocks on its path, smoothing out sands. Then fade away. I took a sip and chose a wave to root for in this contest. My eyes followed; observed it getting larger, whiter, faster but all in vain. Sooner or later it would disappear and become one with all the others. Grandfather’s clock had signaled dinner, as I finished my third mug and looked at you. Henry rubbed his ears against my foot and jumped on the chair beside, joining me in my daily hour of wave surveillance.
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
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