P: COASTAL TOWN
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Mon, 13 Sep 2004
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COASTAL TOWN
With bread I coaxed the seagulls down,
It seemed every gull arrived in the sleepy town.
It was like a scene from the film the Birds,
I was amazed and totally lost for words.
There cries like a child mixed with the onrushing sea,
And the gentle rustling of wind tickled trees.
A lighthouse beacon wards from afar,
An airplane path leaves a wispy scar.
The hillside alive with cows agraze,
Bathed in the suns beauty casting her rays.
Seaware stuck on the saturated sand,
Food for gulls on a dreamy land.
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