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World of It's Own
by Samuel E Stone
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

World of It’s Own

　

Ocean spray, a salty mist,

the sea, whitecaps prance,

natures wet passionate kiss,

her exotic essence in dance.

Waves rolling one by one,

crystal clear and ever blue,

in motion never to be done,

moving sand creating anew.

To the horizon all you see,

water appears ever so vast,

insufficiently, you and me,

forces of nature made to last.

The sky meets the ocean clear,

survival’s never ending flow,

roaring sounds we often hear,

by the sea, so little we know.

Fish, to seals, to gigantic whales,

creatures of the sea they share,

world of it’s own, so many tales,

it keeps knocking on our door.

　

　

Samuel E. Stone, Copyright© 2009, All Audiences

Samuel E. Stone, Best Selling Mystery Author

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Reviewed by LadyJtalks LadyJzTalkZone 10/29/2009

Actually a very relaxing pen. LadyJ

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan 10/28/2009

lovely visual write

Reviewed by Cynthia Borris 10/28/2009

Very nice energy and flow. Great job.

Cynthia

Reviewed by John Bidwell 10/28/2009

This is very very good for every reason.
Poetry at it's best.

John

Reviewed by Steve Chering 10/28/2009

Hey' pretty good stuff here.
I try not to flatter them too much. just a little now and then or..
It makes their heads swell right up..lol and we dont want their heads exploding do we now?

good write.
steve