Beside the rock pools and the breakers
in that place of wind and wave
you'll find the real aha moments,
the footprints in the sand that lead
to amazing.
Before another oh no! office meeting
try a walk along the beach
where the concepts are always changing;
you'll find your own solutions
and bring a fresh approach to the table.
A good walk along the seashore,
blow away the cobwebs with your friend
the morning, a meeting of minds
that is simply amazing.
I so agree…
Filey Brigg comes to mind…
Rock pools, tiny crabs..
Tiny sea shells…the prettiest
of unique wave washed stones…
you feel you are walking in the middle of the sea
on this strip of land that juts right out
into the churning waters of the
North Sea…Cobwebs blown sky high!
Yes definitely a fresh approach to be had
in these amazing places of ‘wind and wave’…
Great poem!
The poem seems to have a good lesson. Where I worked for 30 years the seashore was 60 miles away and I rarely got there to walk it. But I did get out to a local State Park on Saturdays after doing my neglected week long chores so that I could enjoy the warmth of the late afternoon leading to sunset when the animals came out to parade in front of me and clear my mind.
Otherwise, driving to work with the radio turned up through freeway traffic for 20 miles was always relaxing for me. Got me ready for those morning meetings like a black cup of coffee.
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Filey Brigg comes to mind…
Rock pools, tiny crabs..
Tiny sea shells…the prettiest
of unique wave washed stones…
you feel you are walking in the middle of the sea
on this strip of land that juts right out
into the churning waters of the
North Sea…Cobwebs blown sky high!
Yes definitely a fresh approach to be had
in these amazing places of ‘wind and wave’…
Great poem!
Diana…🌿
Otherwise, driving to work with the radio turned up through freeway traffic for 20 miles was always relaxing for me. Got me ready for those morning meetings like a black cup of coffee.
Ron