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Lady of the Sea |
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Lady of the Sea |
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Crashing against
the shore, frothing with pain slowly eroding, roaring in anger her woeful tears falling as fruitful rain cutting through the earth, sharp as a dagger Yards of shimmering silk a turquoise green caressing sandy shores, flowing gently her happiness a glowing, pearly sheen the curls of a delicate beauty Once again her eyes are clouded, darkness preys upon her queenly splendor. I see her heart mortally wounded, beauty marred by the demons yonder Astounded by her beauty, wild and free these are the faces of the queenly sea. |
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