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by Irene Davault

Created on: April 04, 2010

Waves that beckon me to enter,
Fear that holds me back.
Its seemingly vast surface that thrills
my being with a first time glance.
The ocean can roar like a lion in a storm,
or lap at the beach, sounding like a dog
that laps his water from his dish.
I love the ocean, feeling the fear lessen,
as it beckons me

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