The Unspeakable Perk

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A young man grapples with profound homesickness while sitting in a mountain niche, fixated on hating the indifferent Caribbean Sea before him. Despite the sea's serene beauty, he feels a deep disconnection and longs for the comforts of the United States. Each day, he returns to this spot, where the cool air and water provide a momentary refuge, yet his thoughts are consumed by disdain for the ocean and a yearning to escape back home. The narrative explores themes of isolation and the struggle to find belonging.