In the quiet dawn, I take my place,
Oars in hand, with gentle grace.
The lagoon lies still, a mirror bright,
Reflecting the soft, early morning light.
Each stroke is slow, deliberate, and kind,
As the sounds of nature soothe my mind.
The water whispers beneath my boat,
In a lullaby of notes that gently float.
A distant bird calls, sweet and clear,
Its melody, a balm to hear.
The sea, just beyond, hums a low refrain,
A symphony in the wind’s soft gain.
The breeze, it dances through the trees,
Carrying with it, the scent of the seas.
It brushes my face, cool and free,
A tender touch of tranquility.
Ripples form where oars do glide,
As I row across the lagoon’s wide tide.
No rush, no race, just the steady flow,
Of water and wind, where peace does grow.
The world’s concerns drift far away,
In this serene and sacred bay.
Where nature’s voice is calm and clear,
And all that matters is what’s here.
Rowing across this tranquil space,
I find my heart in a gentle place.
Where the sea, the breeze, and the birds in flight,
Weave a harmony that feels just right.
In this lagoon, I am whole,
Nature’s song renews my soul.
And as I row, I come to find,
The peace I sought was in my mind.
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