You never know what you might find on the beach — Second Beach, in this case — and how it might speak to you (or to me). I made a mess of a personal situation yesterday. Details aren't important, as everyone has "situations." But the more I tried to straighten mine out, the worse it got, until it/I seemed hopelessly tangled. When-oh-when will I learn to go with the flow, to let the sand or foam roll right over me and do its thing — whatever that is — even if it buries me?? To face the waves without fighting them?? To shut my trap, in essence??
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
beach treasure
You never know what you might find on the beach — Second Beach, in this case — and how it might speak to you (or to me). I made a mess of a personal situation yesterday. Details aren't important, as everyone has "situations." But the more I tried to straighten mine out, the worse it got, until it/I seemed hopelessly tangled. When-oh-when will I learn to go with the flow, to let the sand or foam roll right over me and do its thing — whatever that is — even if it buries me?? To face the waves without fighting them?? To shut my trap, in essence??
labels:
lobster traps,
seashells,
Second Beach