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Crashing waves

Ocean waves crashing on the sand,

Making the sand sparkle,

As if it was a beach made of glitter,

Crystal clear water,

Colorful fish swimming below,

Sunset reflecting on the water,

Showing beautiful shades,

Of pink,

Yellow,

Purple,

Orange,

And Blue,

How gorgeous,

Shimmering and shining,

Waves crashing on the sand.

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