"Alien's First Glimpse of Earth's Splendor"

To an alien from distant space,

I'd show the ocean's boundless grace,

With waves that dance and seagulls soar,

Upon its vast and timeless shore.

Beneath the sun's warm, golden kiss,

The sea's a world of endless bliss,

Where tides obey the moon's command,

A symphony of life, so grand.

We'd stroll along the sandy beach,

With foamy waves within our reach,

And there, I'd teach them to believe,

In Earth's wonders, they'd now perceive.

The ocean's depths, a mystery,

With creatures strange and history,

In every wave, a story told,

Of secrets ancient, yet untold.

As seashells whisper tales of old,

In ocean's arms, our hearts would fold,

A gift from Earth, this sea so wide,

Where beauty and adventure bide.

With alien eyes and senses new,

They'd see the world in shades and hue,

And in the ocean, they would find,

A treasure of Earth's endless kind.

For in this vast and wondrous sea,

They'd glimpse the planet's majesty,

And in its depths and on its shore,

They'd find a love forevermore.