Aquamarine transparent sea floor,
besprent with tiny shiny spores,
a marvel of nature to explore.
Blue silk waves black sky,
from the heaven pour.
Dance in rhythm, soar high.
Stars float all over,
another domain to flyover,
singing songs to a loner.
Bright glittery nano drops,
warm the ocean all so colder,
lovingly two different worlds hop.
The Burns stanza : Named after the Scottish poet Robert Burns.
Also called the Scottish stanza or six-line stave. Prior to Burns’s use, it
was known as the standard Habbie,
after Habbie Simpson. Rhyme scheme: aaabab.