The Puffin's Dance Poem

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Upon the cliffs, by the roaring sea,
A bird with charm and grace, I see.
With black and white, and orange beak,
A puffin takes a daring leap.
From lofty heights, it spreads its wings,
And in mid-air, it freely sings.
With flapping wings, it dives headlong,
In search of fish, swift and strong.
Beneath the waves, a world unknown,
Where puffins dance and fish are shown.
With skillful beak and nimble flight,
They catch their prey with sheer delight.
Back to the cliffs, with fish in tow,
The puffin lands, its catch to show.
With a beaming beak and feathers preened,
It's a majestic sight, it's keen.
"The Puffin's Dance" a grand display,
Of nature's beauty in full array.
A bird so bold, a sea's delight,
A puffin's grace, a wondrous sight!