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In the vast Atlantic's endless sweep, A ghostly tale the waters keep, Of Mary Celeste, a ship forlorn, Adrift in mystery, one misty morn. Her sails were set, her course was true, Yet not a soul was found in view. The crew had vanished, left no trace, An empty ship in ocean's embrace. The captain's log, the cargo's hold, All intact, as stories told. But where they went, none can say, Lost to the sea, on that fateful day. What whispers haunt the ocean's breeze? What secrets lie beneath the seas? The Mary Celeste, a riddle profound, In maritime lore, forever bound. Explore the enigma, let your mind set sail, On curious currents, unravel the tale. For in her silence, the sea does confide, The mysteries of the deep, where legends abide.
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