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He feels the breeze and the salty taste of ocean water It reminds him of his sanctuary On the boat he is, with his son and daughter Enjoying his life he does joyfully Now he is inside the sea The son looks at his father swim The daughter is cheerful and glee He does not know what he's got himself in The daughter screams "Please come out!" The son just watches with terror on his face He cannot resurface, he cannot shout He stays under the water, pale is his face The ocean is angry and pounds at the boat The son and daughter go down very far They cannot swim, they cannot float The son and daughter with their father they are
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