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again to the sea

by anaisvionet

I went down to watch the ocean this morning - well, Long Island Sound anyway. My last chance for a while, classes start tomorrow. I wonder sometimes how I can be refreshed by that gray, drizzly, melancholy harbor - locked in winter’s intemperate grip - but I am. The salty air seems thicker and richer, the sky bigger and wilder. There’s the relaxing sound mix of wave and gull. The ugly brown pelicans bickering like old, married couples, as a lone fisherman, in his yellow macintosh slicker, sorts his boat lines under the watchful, hopeful, hungry eyes of floating black-backed gulls. Maybe I should become a sailor? Besides, I hear it’s a great way to meet guys.
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anaisvionet
22 / F / France
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Written by
anaisvionet
22 / F / France
Published
Jan 24, 2022
Time
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BLT word of the day challenge: intemperate

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#ocean#sounds#air#gulls#fisherman#teen#harbor
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