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HONU
My morning is woken up by the sounds of
Crack, Crack, Crack
I hear the crashing sounds hitting something
But I am not familiar or certain of what it may be
The more I move
The more free I feel
My first breath is crisp yet salty
The dawn cool air makes for a brisk rejuvenating impression on me
I feel slight tugs and pushes as my brother and sisters embark for the great journey
In search of our new home
Sand covers our scaly reptailish skin like a new coat
We squirm in a pack for those who made it
The pull of the crashing force, gravitates us closer
To move further and faster
With first touch of the crash, our shells are soaked with a salty foam
The feel fills emotions with joy and belonging
We all go in deeper
Slowly descending down into the majestic dream of the deep
Until we are all engulfed by even greater forces
BECOMING familiar with the HAWAIIAN COAST
Which is my new home

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