SILLY SALLY
Silly Sally sat by the sea,
Savoring the salty breeze.
Singing songs, she felt so free,
Soft sand between her knees.
Silly Sally smiled at the sun,
Shimmering on the ocean waves.
Swaying to the rhythmic fun,
She knew she'd never be a slave.
Silly Sally sighed with delight,
Seeing dolphins dance and play.
She felt the world was just right,
On this beautiful, perfect day.
Silly Sally sat for hours,
Staring out at the endless blue.
She felt the world's amazing powers,
And knew that dreams can come true.
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RAJA FAISAL SHAHZAD
As a story writer, I have a talent for crafting compelling narratives that captivate readers and transport them to different worlds. I possess a creative mind and a vivid imagination, which allow me to dream up unique.
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