Shimmering Splendor: Silly Sally's Serendipitous Seashell Adventure
Discovering the Delights of the Salty Sea and the Beauty of a Shimmering Surprise
Silly Sally sat on a sandy shore.
Sifting seashells and sea glass galore
Savoring the sun and the salty sea
Singing songs of sweet serendipity
Suddenly, she saw an astonishing sight.
Softly shimmering in the sunlight, so bright.
Something she had never seen before.
Sparkling and shining like a silver spore
Swiftly, she stepped toward the shining thing.
Stunned by its splendour, she began to sing,
"Such a sensational sight to see!
So splendid, so stunning, so full of glee!"
Silly Sally sat there for hours on end.
Staring at the shimmering object, her new friend
Swimming in the sea of euphoria and glee,
savouring the serenity of the shining sea.
As the twilight came and the stars began to glow,
Silly Sally stood up and began to go.
Carrying with her the shining thing
Cradled in her arms like a crown and a king
Enchanted by the beauty of the shining spore,
Silly Sally knew she would love it forevermore.
Blossoming with joy, she skipped and danced.
Carried away by the captivating cadence
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Lawrence Night
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