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Beach Day

by jason-paul-klenetsky

I have a photo of the ocean And of the crashing waves The sun on the horizon Sending down its rays In the air there are some seagulls Scouring the land Be careful what you’re eating Because they’ll steal it from your hand On the sand, there is a beach chair A shovel and a pail And a boat without an engine Just about to sail There are three or four pedestrians In their swimming trunks And a diver in his wetsuit Looking for treasure that has sunk The sky is blue, the clouds are white And there’s a plane that’s far But still in sight The photograph, it has it all Even a net and volleyball A fine day with so much to do I’d go now if I were you
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Feb 3
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