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The Sea
I walk along the snow white sand
My back is turned to face the land
With eyes full of sea and heart full of bliss
It’s one thing I always miss
I wait for no ship or rowing boats
The sea, it sings only few hushed notes
With the sun full of warmth and the breeze crisp and cool
I gaze down into the bright tide pool
The sea’s tide pushes and pulls
Up above I hear the cry of sea gulls
The water is blue, silver, and green
Half its beauty never seen
Swimming, like flying, above the seabed
“Welcome, new one,” a passing fish said
Creatures that glow, creatures that shine
Here, right now, this memory is mine
Above the sky is clear and dark
Time to leave before the sea leaves its mark
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