The content describes the author's experience swimming at the Prince Alfred Park Pool in Sydney, Australia on a crisp autumn morning. The pool is described as a vibrant and lively place, with an Elvis-esque aquaerobics instructor leading a group of swimmers.
The author then reflects on how swimming has been a reflective process for them throughout their life. They describe the pool as a "hiding spot from the sharp breeze, inside of which one feels invincible." The author watches as sparrows kiss the glassy surface of the water, and then begins to swim, noting that each stroke is a meditation and each lap a minor enlightening.
The author concludes by stating that they haven't really been swimming at all, suggesting that the act of swimming has taught them deeper lessons about themselves and their personal growth.
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by Mark Starmac... at humanparts.medium.com 05-11-2024
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