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Jan 2013
Gently soaring against green sky,
white world above.
Glimmers pass just under each crest.
Starry reflections mesmerizing
the eye of the beholder.
Soon begins the dance.
First to cross over
bursts free
shattering planes to open air.
Gliding on warm sea spray,
a brilliant spectrum off
silver forms taking shape.
The pinnacle moment,
poised the dancer holds the world still,
and bows.
An angelic descent,
merging back to the old world.
Murky cold envelopes the winged dreamer.
Now in pairs and trios they come.
Each shuttling into a similar pose,
stopping time,
only to fall again into the fathoms
of the emerald abyss.
The first time I saw the ocean I was about 8 and I remember watching a school of flying fish. I stood watching them in awestruck wonder forever it seemed. I wrote this a long time ago.
Daniel Sandoval
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Daniel Sandoval  Dallas, TX
(Dallas, TX)   
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