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The document contains several short poems and passages about nature. It describes the ocean, with waves crashing and seashells on the sand. It mentions the light appearing on the horizon at dawn. Another section lists random images and thoughts before falling asleep like pink toes, balloons, and jars of jam.
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5) The sun then evaporates water from the oceans again to repeat the cycle, which has continued for over a million years and is essential for all life on earth.
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- 2. The Ocean The sun glistens off the crashing waves Twinkling as the water moves in and out With every wave comes a new pile of seashells Waiting to be discovered The roaring waves rush to meet the sand Pulling it out to sea Slowly grinding rocks into pebbles And pebbles into grains of sand The ocean is never ending
- 3. The Light The light slowly appears from the horizon Lifting upwards towards the sky Bringing us out of the darkness Telling us to forgive and forget Because today is a new day
- 4. Thoughts Pink fuzz between your toes Giant red balloons floating in the air Green leafy trees swaying in the wind whistling their favorite songs Small jars of jam stacked on shelves Just waiting to be used What else will come to mind before I fall asleep
- 5. Iambic Tetrameter I want to sleep, I cannot think The day is done, I hit my peak My poem’s done, I can’t do more Turn off the light and shut the door
- 6. Ode to nature The wind goes to many places Softly touching many faces Bringing smells into out noses Pollen comes up from the roses The wind that fuels hurricanes Rustles grass upon the plains The gusts that blow around the world Messing up your hair if it is curled The wind that travels everywhere Is enough for all of us to share
- 7. Limerick A cow a snake and a goat Were once floating around in a boat When they found a small fish Who then granted them a wish And they wished for a root beer float