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SITTING IN CIRCULAR QUAY

by vicki-kralapp

Sitting in Circular Quay in a bistro on a warm winters day dreaming while watching the tourists and ships sail by. As I eat oysters and drink the day in with my wine, past memories wash over me. Morning teas, chats, and paper bark trees, hikes through the bush and walks along the beach. Watching dolphins play at dawn and fishing the waters on New South Wales shores. The Harbor Bridge alight with Bicentennial Fireworks; a surreal beginning to this adventure. Wringing every drop from days spent, finding a new world with each step. Discovering myself through the wisdom and eyes of you, maturing, becoming my own. Like family, you’ve been both mentor and friend, carrying me through fire and back. My life was undone as I first saw your shore. Feeling my heart would break with our first goodbyes, unknowing that an permanent bond had been forged. Tracing back over the years since we met, I’ve been given more than my share. Making me ponder how I have been blessed, to count you as a true friend.
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Aug 20, 2012
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