The Lighthouse Under the Sea
Guiding lost hearts beneath the waves
Deep below the surface stood a lighthouse glowing blue, calling out not to ships but to lost thoughts. Divers claimed that when they approached it, forgotten dreams swam around them like gentle fish. One diver stayed long enough to remember the life she had abandoned. When she surfaced, she carried her dream with her, still dripping with saltwater hope.
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