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In the depths, the cool emerald, bubbling depths, a nuanced singing, a beckoning so clearly in the brine, pink coral and sea anemones waving in currents, I felt so very gifted in the charms of the sea. Slate-colored octopus- dashed away with tentacles roiling the sediment, as schools of timid fish, as if in flight of aimless directions displayed bright colors. I thought, how could I breathe without scuba gear- yet, the fathoms were so deep, and I swam with ease, could it be but a woman mariner's dream? Despite the elation of a humpback whale's calling medley, I sighted him, a youthful merman, as if he was sculpted from God's own Heaven's marble, he had a muscular grace tapered into a lower physique with pearlescent scales and fins, sunlight flickering over his long hair of silken strands bedecked with seashells, singing with his oceanic blue eyes that Poseidon himself could not match, and, of all who inhabit the sea, he was singing only for me.
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May 27, 2020
May 27, 2020 at 1:45 PM UTC
In The Depths
In the depths, the cool emerald, bubbling depths, a nuanced singing, a beckoning so clearly in the brine, pink coral and sea anemones waving in currents, I felt so very gifted in the charms of the sea. Slate-colored octopus- dashed away with tentacles roiling the sediment, as schools of timid fish, as if in flight of aimless directions displayed bright colors. I thought, how could I breathe without scuba gear- yet, the fathoms were so deep, and I swam with ease, could it be but a woman mariner's dream? Despite the elation of a humpback whale's calling medley, I sighted him, a youthful merman, as if he was sculpted from God's own Heaven's marble, he had a muscular grace tapered into a lower physique with pearlescent scales and fins, sunlight flickering over his long hair of silken strands bedecked with seashells, singing with his oceanic blue eyes that Poseidon himself could not match, and, of all who inhabit the sea, he was singing only for me.
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May 27, 2020
May 27, 2020 at 1:45 PM UTC
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