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Dig deep in the sand with a cupped shovel-hand Until you come across a healthy source of water. Scoop up what you see and let loose the soggy contents, Let them dribble through a careful filter fist. Slowly drip foundations and upon them start your fortress Using steady streams of trickled dribs and drabs. Stalagmites in hyperspeed form walls and lookout towers With the damp bricks one by one constructing peaks. Spectators of all sizes will collect and cast their gazes But you must keep up the focused droplet swell. Maiden battles can't be won and so the masterpiece will crumble To the tide that forces motes to overflow. Waves crash and reek their havoc on the castle that you managed To build with will and manky dripping palms. The sand on which it once stood will be flattened out and polished To make way for a palace twice as grand.
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Jun 3, 2015
Jun 3, 2015 at 5:45 PM UTC
Dribble Castle
Dig deep in the sand with a cupped shovel-hand Until you come across a healthy source of water. Scoop up what you see and let loose the soggy contents, Let them dribble through a careful filter fist. Slowly drip foundations and upon them start your fortress Using steady streams of trickled dribs and drabs. Stalagmites in hyperspeed form walls and lookout towers With the damp bricks one by one constructing peaks. Spectators of all sizes will collect and cast their gazes But you must keep up the focused droplet swell. Maiden battles can't be won and so the masterpiece will crumble To the tide that forces motes to overflow. Waves crash and reek their havoc on the castle that you managed To build with will and manky dripping palms. The sand on which it once stood will be flattened out and polished To make way for a palace twice as grand.
. When on the beach as kids, my Dad taught us to make these incredible castles using only dribbled water and wet sand. .
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Jun 3, 2015
Jun 3, 2015 at 5:45 PM UTC
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