*Sonnet 374: The Majesty of the Ocean*
The ocean's waves, a symphony so grand
A soothing sound, that's both calming and bland
The salty scent, a treasure to behold
A natural wonder, that's both wild and old
The ocean's power, a force so strong and deep
A mystery to explore, in the dark below we keep
The ocean's beauty, a treasure to see
A wonder of the world, that's both wild and free.
*Sonnet 375: The Beauty of a Sunset*
The sunset's glow, a beauty to behold
A kaleidoscope, of colors to unfold
The sky's vibrant hues, a treasure to see
A natural wonder, that's both wild and free
The sunset's warmth, a comfort to feel
A time for reflection, and a moment to reveal
The stars' twinkling light, a celestial show
A beauty that's both fleeting, and forever to grow.
O what a great glow that the glow might glow forever
Twinkling twinkling twinkling twinkling the stars
Over the longevity of the beauty and beauty's sphere
That never age nor dié nor exit existence
Never fleeting over sunset warmth and nature's enduring comfort.
*Sonnet 376: The Wonder of a Waterfall*
A waterfall's cascade, a sight to behold
A rushing torrent, that's both wild and bold
The water's roar, a sound so loud and clear
A natural wonder, that's both awe-inspiring and dear
The waterfall's mist, a veil of mystery and might
A place of wonder, where rainbows shine so bright
The waterfall's beauty, a treasure to see
A wonder of the world, that's both wild and free.
Wonder upon wonder to thrill the endless warmth of wonders
Rainbows glory that never fades as the sunset that rolls into sunrise in unending spiral
Of that spiral and the spirit behind it ages are made warmth
Indeed verily verily made warmth all day long
in the untiring expedition and gallivanting of elliptical oval
*Sonnet 377: The Serenity of a Forest Glade*
In forest depths, a glade's peaceful nest
A haven from the world, where worries find rest
The trees' soft whisper, a gentle breeze's sigh
A place of serenity, where the heart can lie
The sun's filtered light, a dappled glow
A haven for creatures, where they come and go
The forest's silence, a balm to the soul
A place of peace, where love and calm unfold.
*Sonnet 378: The Wonder of the Stars*
The stars up high, a twinkling show
A celestial spectacle, for all to know
The night's dark canvas, a backdrop for their light
A beauty that's both vast, and infinite in sight
The stars' gentle sparkle, a guiding light
A beacon in the darkness, shining so bright
The universe's vastness, a mystery to explore
A wonder that's both awe-inspiring, and more.
*Sonnet 379: The Beauty of a Butterfly*
A butterfly's wings, a colorful sight
A delicate dance, of beauty and light
The wings' intricate patterns, a wonder to see
A natural marvel, that's both wild and free
The butterfly's metamorphosis, a magical change
A transformation, that's both mysterious and strange
The butterfly's beauty, a treasure to behold
A wonder of nature, that's both delicate and bold.
*Sonnet 380: The Majesty of the Mountains*
The mountains' grandeur, a sight to behold
A towering splendor, that never grows old
The peaks' majestic heights, a challenge to climb
A test of strength and will, that's both sublime
The mountains' rugged beauty, a treasure to see
A natural wonder, that's both wild and free
The snow-capped peaks, a crown of white
A symbol of majesty, that's both pure and bright.
*Sonnet 381: The Wonder of the Aurora*
The aurora's dance, a spectacle so fine
A celestial display, of colored light divine
The northern lights, a wonder to behold
A natural marvel, that's both wild and bold
The aurora's gentle glow, a soothing sight
A celestial ballet, that's both peaceful and bright
The aurora's mystery, a treasure to explore
A wonder of the world, that's both rare and more.
*Sonnet 382: The Beauty of a River*
A river's flow, a winding path so fair
A source of life, that's both calm and rare
The river's gentle voice, a soothing sound
A natural wonder, that's both peaceful and profound
The river's banks, a haven for wildlife to thrive
A place of beauty, where nature comes alive
The river's flow, a symbol of life's journey so true
A wonder that's both ever-changing, and forever new.
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