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  • Intro
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  • The Visit
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From the hush of overcast skies,
Dancing droplets are making their move.
With cloud overhead, only soft light applies,
And why the aqueduct's colourless― I assume?


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Each ripple in wet sand tells a tale,
Driftwood is silent sentinel of the sea.
Tides returning to the sea set sail,
Lapping, splashing secrets to me.


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Let the waves sing their ancient song,
In this twilight sanctuary a heart can find ease.
The driftwood weaves moments so strong,
Whispering secrets along with the breeze.


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Curly silver fur and textured bark,
A fallen tree, a bridge in another realm.
Dark eyes that mirror the shadows stark,
Paw prints leading up to a sacred helm.


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A forest of sanctuary secrets reside,
Twistings blend in with caught-up weeds.
Attaching to whatever sticks out after tide.
Anything and everything, coils, interweaves.


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I wander where the driftwoods lie,
For ev’ry grain and ev’ry stone.
I ponder on life beneath the sky,
How it all tells a tale of its own.

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Sailing high in an endless blue sky,
Cockatoos fly about in the breeze, 
They screech and squawk from way up high,
Celebrating freedom from anywhere they please.


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A tale is etched upon the water’s surface,
Blown in by the wind it's assumed.
And so it remains—a solitary silhouette,
A ghost ship aground in solitude.


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Burleigh Headland at twilight's hour,
Pink clouds bloom from the sky above.
Where the sun dips low, with the moon in power,
Gentle waves whispering the sounds of love.

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The DJ's beat turned to a lunar sway,
Bar signs were flooded by a huge moon so bright.
Members stopped dancing― happy to gaze away,
Toasting with cocktails beneath the moonlight.

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The full moon offers a brilliant silver glow,
Radiating across sand in shimmering white.
The waves are constant, many more to follow,
At peace on the sand― such a restful night.


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“Ever misplaced your car keys, lost in the deep?
You search the bottom, upside down and away,
A hasty dive to retrieve them makes you flip and sweep.
An unusual sight in a most undignified way.”


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For the best flavour, so fresh and true.
Is the beet, a root so red and bold,
From earth it springs, what's next to do?
How it’s cooked and pickled will unfold.

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Emma looks back, to see colours dance,
Such mystique, she howls with delight.
This puppy is lured by nature's romance,
Lots of tail wags as day turns to night.


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Furry friend, Emma, rides a Kayak― it’s true,
Waves rock with a soft soothing sound.
With the sun setting it paints a vibrant hue,
As well as woofies and tail wags all ‘round.


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This whimsical vision so surreal exploded,
Main Beach offered a mega moonlight dome.
Trailing from above, Scotch whisky soared,
Thank goodness I was tucked in at home.


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Surfers sliced into liquid glass,
The horizon stretched out pink and blue,
Voices were echoing as they rode each pass.
For that moment, time stood still― it's true.

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