I’m with you here. To borrow a phrase from a guy named Nat Stone: No better place to be than on the water. Or near it, for that matter. And for whatever it’s worth, I think your poem is far better than McKuen’s.
Thank you, Jenn. 🤍 Yes, the McKuen words are quite beautiful. I was so glad to have found that book of his poetry. I wasn’t familiar with his poetry prior. Kind of a happy accident to discover it.
I’m with you here. To borrow a phrase from a guy named Nat Stone: No better place to be than on the water. Or near it, for that matter. And for whatever it’s worth, I think your poem is far better than McKuen’s.
Thank you. 🙏🏻 I still love McKuen’s more, but I am glad to know you think highly of my poem. I will look up the context of Nat Stone’s words.
I Love The Sea reminds me of this dirge by Justin Currie…
https://youtu.be/clV9a-UElT8?si=XAqg95m9czg0WeTZ
That is a beautiful, albeit haunting, song. Thank you for sharing it.
He is a brilliant songwriter…love his voice too ☺️👍🏻
Oh, I love this, both your words and the ones you found. Thank you .
Thank you, Jenn. 🤍 Yes, the McKuen words are quite beautiful. I was so glad to have found that book of his poetry. I wasn’t familiar with his poetry prior. Kind of a happy accident to discover it.
It was meant to be ❤️