An age-old dilemma. |
| Sometimes it’s like the first time snorkeling, understanding how women think. For I am merely man woeful in understanding; I am simply submerged male in female ocean barely buoyant as a pod of dolphins passing nods with sincere grins, as if they read my mind, as if they understand my mammalian dilemma. Oft times I thought the boat was moving fast, yet I had time to swim to gulp fresh air through narrow pipe, and reason would achieve new life like lungs so bathed by precious air. Still, time would be a constant, and eight AM Saturday to Monday would not be three days as per her count. Oh what do I know? Underwater blowing bubbles with each breath, evading sharp coral and manta rays and logic found at greater depths. Sometime there was no time to think when waves arrived to toss me so--a swim, much splash, a man at sea yet in my mind I came to know that it was harder than it looked. 40 Lines Writer’s Cramp Winner 4-6-16 ______ Requirements: --first time snorkeling --a pod of dolphins --the boat was moving fast --there was no time to think --it was harder than it looked |