"Once the Shore" is the work of a large and quiet talent.
Because in the end, while the "peasants with pitchforks" version of libertarian populism might help Republicans shore up the working class white male vote, the GOP will never win the White House without a resurgence in interest from women.
Rainbows gleaming in the spray whipped up by the wind as waves crashed against the shore prove that the work is far from done.
Fourteen miles distant from Dhu Heartach across open sea, the little island provided a granite quarry and a shore station once the work on the lighthouse was completed.
For now, though, back on the shores of Scotland, the work continues.
Travelling from Southampton, he spent a week by the sea, sleeping on the shore and working the towns.
Piers symbolise escape from the everyday, from the shore, from work, from life itself.
If I were to set this to music... Up on the shore they work all day/Out in the sun they slave away/While we're poppin bottles/With Ukranian models/Under the sea.*.*
There on the shore they work all day As through the Gulf they clean away.
"We know that kids who come to the shore to work come for social reasons as well," said Denise Beckson, the Morey operations manager.
This advice stands in a rich, long tradition of insight, starting perhaps with Socrates, getting reinvented later by Seneca, being re-focused along the way by Søren Kierkegaard, and then hitting the shores of America in the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
