Every night, as the stars kissed the horizon, the ocean's breath drew a calming line between earth and sky, where sound waves whispered secrets older than time. Scientists claim these waves are mere vibrations, moving through the water like echoes through a cave. Yet, to those who listen beyond mere facts, a truth unfolds: the language of the universe is spoken in these waves, each crash upon the shore a syllable in an interminable poem.
Like the breath between heartbeats—silent yet potent—these whispering waves compose a rhythm that synchronizes with our pulse. Consider the biophysics of sound; every wave that laps against the marbled coast is a tangible representation of energy, corkscrew-like in its action until it reaches the shore. Observers have noted a correlation between these oceanic rhythms and the sine waves created by our own biological processes.