Personally, I think one of the most underplayed tools at the poet's disposal is the real-estate tactic: location, location, location. I may be wrong, but I feel as though the ideals people espouse for certain locations (like a beachside dock) tend to be similar throughout. It's fun to play with that a little bit, and occasionally throw in a biblical reference somewhere around there (that never seems to hurt).
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