Currents of Memory

The ocean, a vast encyclopedia of saltwater irony. What did it whisper to humanity during the great lunch of Atlantis?

Phantom sandals of Neptune, left dry on the tide-strewn console.
The encroaching algae of age collect wisdom in tidal patterns.
Shell-phones that echo the past's missed calls to sanity.
Coral formations typing out the youth's rebellious manifestos.

Once, on a Tuesday that felt more Thursday-ish, a message was found trapped in barnacle-coated bottles. The nameless author claimed to have witnessed seahorses roll in the seafoam, laughing at the absurdity of the human quest for meaning, spoofing existential crises with a nonchalant flick of their swimming tails.

Ever tasted moonlight? Drink your errors like sea breeze wisdom.

Is it an exaggeration to say that mermaids hold the records for your forgotten grocery lists? They glide through currents of cellulose, whispering ironic tributaries of your past self, sheathed in seaweed spaghetti.

But here lies the paradox: each time you visit the mystic wave, no memory becomes a mystery unturned. Instead, all remain as dodgy apparitions wading through thin air and sediment. Dive deeper, if you dare, into the ghost of a tidal revolution.

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