Poetry: The ocean - by Danielle Mona

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by Danielle Mona

Created on: May 26, 2007

I am the ocean,
Deeper than you can see,
At times abused from pollution.
As the terrible storms approach,
I crash and thrash, with anger and hurt,
And calm once more as I make amends.

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