Ocean Turtles
The ocean waves crashing against the rocks
While I sit there in the warm sand, relaxed
Then there I see burrowing, a red fox
And so I go to my board, freshly waxed
The ocean waves nearly missing my legs
As I go down to be washed up on shore
Nearly crushing a nest of turtles eggs
The parents live for two hundred years more
Hatchlings go to and fro, drawn to the sea
Not all have the strength to make it back home
The hatchlings so small, everyone a beach pea
This creation confused by all the foam
But somehow they manage to find their place
Survival is a big obstacle race...
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