California's coast line cuts deep into the heart of America. Jagged and new, it juts out full of exuberance into the sea, leaving New York City far behind, in the past, in the rubble of old world memories that steal away the future. California's gold population rushes out, but crummbles away when it reaches the sea- not quite able to reach out in unison. So arms and legs are lost to the ocean, only to try again. "Those silly hippies and movie stars," clammors the old world logic of Poland, Italy, Lreland, Germany, not to mention the Duch and the English, many still in their red coats. Eureka! They try to find new wyas in a new world filled with new people, in California, where the streets are lines with palm trees and the roads climb up to blue skies, past the horizon to a place where sleepy dreams come awake and sometimes fall off into the Pacific.Birth sign: Aquarius
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