Melancholy and alone is what she is portraying in the late hours of this day. |
Other days she is happy, optimistic and even jubilant to have these young boys on her shore. |
Aggravated, annoyed and cranky is what she feels as she stirs up a little trouble for the fisherman. |
As she nurtures the many fouls that feed in her waters.... |
she is encouraging in helping them to take flight. |
She is loving and accepting of the many who need her so desperately. |
She can be peaceful and pacified and allow the many clouds to gather within her skies. |
Then suddenly, she can take a calm fishing trip and begin to get upset and blustery, as they race to the shore for safety! |
Hours later the sun can come back out and she is calm, serene and peaceful again, so men can continue to fish with their hand-made nets for food. |
When she gets a little too excited and energetic the winds can kick up and seem threatening. |
Her moods can include being satisfied and lethargic. |
However, you must beware when she becomes dark, depressed or disappointed. |
You need not worry. By sunset, she will calm down and feel blissful, thankful and even anticipatory. |