Do not go gentle into that dark sea, so filled with toxic waste and algal bloom. Rage against the dying of the manatee. The precious sea cow has nowhere to flee, with death of sea grass nothing to consume. Do not go gentle into that dark sea. The flows from farms create calamity by nourishing the algae driving doom. Rage against the dying of the manatee. These gentle giants have no enemy but humans, who over them careless zoom. Do not go gentle into that dark sea. Mistaken mermaids, lacking vanity, for more than sixty million years they boomed. Rage against the dying of the manatee. Now floating weakly, robbed of dignity, their passing will stir the greatest gloom. Do not go gentle into that dark sea. Rage against the dying of the manatee.
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Anne C. Gruner is an accomplished poet whose works have been featured in various esteemed literary publications, including Beltway Poetry Quarterly, Plum Tree Tavern, Humans of the World, Jalmurra, Written Tales, Spillwords, and Old Mountain Press anthologies. Her forthcoming work will be published in The Bamboo Hut. With a talent for evoking emotions and captivating readers, Anne C. Gruner's poetry leaves an indelible mark on the literary landscape. Her profound expressions and thought-provoking verses showcase her artistic prowess and establish her as a notable voice in contemporary poetry.
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