The Maryland Chessie Poem

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On the Chesapeake Bay, a legend floats,
Of a creature that's seen by boaters in boats.
The Maryland Chessie, a waterborne lore,
A sea serpent rumored to swim off the shore.
With a long neck and a scaly back,
Its sightings leave sailors in awe and slack.
Its eyes that glisten, its serpentine form,
The Maryland Chessie, a mythical norm.
Some say it's just a trick of the light,
A floating log, or a bird in flight.
But those who've glimpsed its elusive grace,
Believe it's real, a creature of the place.
So as you sail the Chesapeake Bay,
Keep an eye out for Chessie, they say.
A legendary cryptid, a local mystery,
The Maryland Chessie, a tale of maritime history.