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Hawaiian Sun Fun

Into the heartbeat of the blue sea.
The crystal glass rippled constantly.
Deep blue sea merged with the horizon.
Sunset dissolved into the night sky.

Walking on the soft evening shore.
The palm trees swayed in the wind.
The sky became a crimson orange.
Sunshine reflected onto the water,
Looking like gold.

Salty sea air surrounded me.
The ocean turned a dark magnificent shade of blue.
Nightfall came.
But this beautiful sight stayed.

Sunrise comes,
The darkness surrendered to the light,
As the sun lit up the whole beach.
Birds chirped.
As the sky became a bright, light blue,
And the sky and the earth became a radiant blur
The white, fluffy clouds.
Moved slowly,
Making different shapes and sizes.

Flowers grew,
And little

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