With rod in hand, at dawn’s first light,
I cast my line into the quiet night.
The waters calm, the world at peace,
As I search for food, a simple feast.
The ripples spread, the bait sinks low,
In hopes of catching what the depths bestow.
The sea is vast, its secrets deep,
And as I wait, my thoughts do keep.
A sudden tug, the line goes tight,
I pull with care, my heart alight.
But what I find is more than fish,
A treasure gleams, a fulfilled wish.
A glint of gold, a hidden gem,
Lost to time, reclaimed by them.
The ocean’s depths, they give and take,
And sometimes leave a gift in wake.
A locket worn, with love inside,
A coin that sailed on many tides.
Or just a shell, in perfect form,
A treasure born of sea and storm.
The hunger fades, replaced by awe,
At what the ocean’s hand has drawn.
For in the quest to find my meal,
I’ve found a wealth, surreal, surreal.
Sometimes in life, it’s not the gain,
Of what we seek with careful aim.
But in the cast, the wait, the tide,
That brings the treasure we hold inside.
So I fish with joy, not just for food,
But for the wonders that change my mood.
For the sea, it holds a treasure trove,
For those who seek with heart and love.
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