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The Ocean Beckons by Terésa (Tracey) Stanisha Saturday, October 11, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
The Ocean Beckons How I love the sound of the crashing waves upon the sand as the foam curls in around my toes. The mist as it swirls in the air through my squinted eyes and down to tickle my nose. The darkened line of the horizon where the water meets the sky and dreams are invented. I love the ocean and the waves with their mountains of foam. It seems to speak as its emotions are vented. When the ocean swells and then falls it beckons all with its call. Teresa (Tracey) Louise Stanisha Copyright ©2003 Teresa (Tracey) Louise Stanisha

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Reviewed by Dawn Mullan	11/18/2006

The sea is quite an inspiration and so is this poem. Thank you, DL Mullan




Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	10/12/2003

Beautiful poetry.




Reviewed by Victoria Noxon	10/11/2003

Another beautiful write.




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	10/11/2003

Very lovely Teresa! I especially like this phrase: "The darkened line of the horizon where the water meets the sky and dreams are invented." Well done!