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A Road to Remember

In the early morning of August,

We headed off to the Great Ocean Road.

The beauty of it all took my breath away.

I can still remember the vivid blue

Of the Ocean,

Of the sky.

Cheveux au vent

The piercingly cold wind

At the Twelve Apostles

Swept us away,

With grace.

In the heart of the Rainforest

We made our way through like warriors,

With glory.

The experience felt like a dream;

It was enchanting

And I loved it.

 

-12/11/13

 

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emilie-l
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Dec 20, 2013
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