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Transenity

thomas m peraza 1944 (new york city)

Transenity ©
All senses employed; your breath take away.  this view of azure sky, ocean, leviathan at play
The tropical flowers and foliage run down to the sea met by silent beach centurion, coco palms they be
TRANQUILITY, for sure, closer to serenity I say; but to be in the moment, the now, the mind does not play
Silent not thinking, you hear not the sea, your breath; yes the stillness, becomes me
The joy, peace, and calm; the moment is so fleeting, but there is one thing I came to know of this momentary meeting:
TRANSENITY ©
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