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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2016-5-11 at 19:45. Here is a short poem: Title – “The Encounter of the Seas” —————————————————————————————————————————————— The following is the text of the poem: The Encounter of the Seas Author: Bi Cheng Ji Xu Created on May 28, 2013*; revised on September 27, 2015. To contact the author, please send a message to *nht1@163.com. At the edge of the land lies the encounter with the sea. There is no scorching sunlight, but rather the twinkling stars in the southern night sky. The tenderness of the sand takes away the fatigue of two people. At this moment, the sea emerges from within dreams. Take a deep breath; the scent of the sea fills me with delight. I spread my arms, embracing the breeze of freedom. Besides the wind, there’s also you. Tomorrow, the waves will surge powerfully, vast and immense, with water and sky appearing as one. —————————————————————————————————————————————— *As a background introduction: It is the encounter of two seas. The first \"sea\" is one of the author’s names, also used as an online username; the other \"sea\" refers to the ocean itself. It was their first long journey, their first time seeing the sea, and there was a wonderful sense of serendipity as well as a feeling of freedom as if they were transcending reality. Thus, this short poem was written to commemorate that experience
Can I say that I’ve never seen the sea in my entire life?:'
Every thing possesses a certain spirituality
I have time to go and take a look; it’s my first time visiting there as well. I only get the chance to do so on our honeymoon.
The sea has a taste; if you don’t believe it, go and see for yourself. That taste holds unexpected meanings, and only by experiencing it firsthand can you understand them.
The taste of the sea can’t be detected; it needs to be drunk