Pacific Heartbeat

Along the swells where sunlight glows, The drifting kelp-garden slowly grows; Sea lions bark from craggy spires. Bright schools of fish like rivers gleam, And seabirds wheel in salt-kissed gyres, All riding on the ocean’s dream. The dolphins leap in arcs of spray, While orcas hunt in shadowed gray; The turtles glide through sapphire deep. The jellyfish in lantern light, Through moonlit waters ghostly creep, Soft pulsing in the velvet night. The Pacific hums, both wild and wide, Its timeless tides a living guide; From coral bloom to icy crest, Its voice calls out to all who roam. A boundless blue where hearts can rest, And countless creatures make their home.