Cape May
A natural beauty of New Jersey
Compared to the rest of the polluted state with its congested cities
A place for friends and family; to relax and play all day
Even for loyal pets and for people of any age
Children awe at the new place to explore since they are at such a young, innocent age
The elders are reminded of different times and how the place has not quite changed
Experiences are constantly thought of and in discussions the place is praised
It is uncorrupted by media and negative publicity
And the reason for its simple but refined beauty
Is the canal that blocks it from the rest of New Jersey
Cape May
The Oldest Seashore Resort in the United States
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