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Message to MOTHER Sea…
by Ed Matlack → (All Poetry by Ed Matlack)
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A bottle for my letter, To my mother the sea, So much have I to say, I don’t know the words, Or for that matter the way… I love you like no other, Dearest ocean, sea & mother, I see you way too little, And love you way too much… So please dear ocean, Accept this bottled letter, Until I can do so better, Tell you in person, Of all my feelings for you, My most loving constant of motion…

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on July 2, 2011

Our plastic bottles, boxes, and nets have all gone to sea, floated the ocean blue, to the middle of the Pacific be. One great big garbage dump for all the world to see–from space. Isn't the world a wonderful place?

I'm not dissing your glass bottle declaring your love. I'm just saying that we love our oceans too much by giving them all these gifts that the ocean can't consume.

Ron

Reviewed by TONY NERONE

Reviewed on July 1, 2011

The Atlantic is so beautiful in the middle of it. The Blue hue can be breathtaking. Good job, Ed.
Peace
Tony

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)

Reviewed on July 1, 2011

Well now ain't that just the sweetest thing. Naw, just kidding with ya, Ed. I know how much you dote on the sea and that makes me understand this note in the bottle for her.

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