Poetry: The sea - by Moeze Lalji

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by Moeze Lalji

Created on: January 17, 2009 Last Updated: May 30, 2011

The sea
Is a simple

Soul of
Water

An innocent
Baby in a pram

Who is colored
By the skies

Who is salted
By earth

Who is easily
Led by the
Speeds of winds

So if she is
Moody in any way

Try and reflect
Out her

Simple soul of
Nature

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