Nature breathes in waves, curling time into salt and foam
The beach is where the earth remembers how to breathe
The beach is where the earth’s heartbeat slows to the rhythm of tides
Sand holds the fleeting weight of every footstep and forgets it by dusk
We walk, hoping to be remembered, but the beach only knows how to let go
The sea speaks in riddles, each wave a question left unanswered
The ocean never explains—but somehow, I understand more each time I listen.
Wind sketches invisible maps across the sea’s shifting skin
Each gust writes a journey I can only dream of taking
Beneath the sun, the ocean mirrors thoughts too vast for language
The ocean becomes a mirror, not of my face, but of everything I’ve carried in silence
The ocean hums with the memory of ancient storms and silent prayers.
You can still feel the storm in its bones, even when the surface is calm
Nature breathes in waves, curling time into salt and foam
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