The Blue Ocean
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The blue ocean possesses strong, high waves that provide a nice feeling but cannot reach the highest ceilings. The sky laughs at the waves and advises them to stay fit as they kiss the shoreline, wanting to be near the sand and away from noisy ferries. The waters move with the air, creating loud noises, while the sand absorbs gallons of water and the evaporated sea eventually rains down as much needed torrents to nourish crops.
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