Voyaging on the sea is a rather tedious affair. At first, it might feel fresh and even surprising.
For instance, those who've only lived inland never imagined that waves could sometimes be so majestic or even terrifying. They might lean against the ship's railing, gazing at the endless horizon, marveling at the world's beauty and wonders.
Everything new is beautiful and intoxicating, enough to turn someone into a poet.
For example, a new car, a new romantic acquaintance, and some new experiences.
But soon, these novelties become annoying, because none of it changes. The rolling boiled eggs on the plate due to the waves could even foster irritable emotions—making one want to smash them on the table so they stop rolling!
Voyaging on the sea can become boring, tedious, and frustrating more quickly than one might imagine.
