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Complete, First published Dec 12, 2018
A futuristic story with a viewpoint examining  what the Ocean may feel about its corruption due to human-kind's carelessness and recklessness. Air, water, and other pollution has taken a major toll on our environment, especially our world's oceans, and we may not always have the opportunity to save them. Materials such as glass, plastic, and other materials are increasingly endangering and poisoning the most wonderful and amazing of earth's creatures who live beneath and above the waves.
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