Ocean
...don't be slow
The ocean calls, its voice so grand
A million waves upon the sand
The gentle breeze that fills the air
A symphony of life so rare
The seagulls soar on wings up high
As dolphins dance beneath the sky
A world of mystery, so vast and deep
A journey we all wish to keep
The ocean calls, a siren's song
A melody to keep us strong
We sail upon its endless tide
With courage and with hope beside
The treasures of the deep we'll find
With every ebb and every tide
The ocean calls, it's time to go
To explore its wonders, don't be slow.
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