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This Perfect Place by Antony MJ May Thursday, November 17, 2011 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Memories of a blissful holiday moment after a long days traveling around the Scottish Isles.
Warm sun kissed sand Welcomes my weary body Cool gentle breeze Kisses my tired face Puffy clouded skies Provide me with company Alone here am I, in this perfect place. Tiny scampering creatures Seashells and seaweed The greenness of the long grass My shelter if in need Humanity now far distant To here I have escaped Alone here I find myself, in this perfect place. Antony May (03/06/06) On Linicate beach, Isle of Benbecula.

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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	11/17/2011

Sometimes being alone in that perfect place is ten times better than having to share it with anyone.