The Hidden Cave

Down, down deep, where the sunbeams sleep, Undersea world, secrets to keep. Coral castles, swaying so slow, Where shimmering fishes happily go.

A mermaid named Marina, with scales bright blue, Decided one day, adventure to pursue. "The Hidden Cave whispers," the sea turtles sighed, "With mysteries waiting, deep down inside!"

She swam with a flip, past a grumpy old crab, Towards a dark grotto, a watery grab. The Cave was enormous, a mouth in the stone, With seaweed like curtains, elegantly grown.

Marina ventured, her heart full of glee, When suddenly, sparkling, what did she see? A treasure chest gleaming, with jewels untold, More precious than stories, in legends of old!

She opened the chest, with a gasp and a stare, Not gold and not pearls, but secrets were there! Old maps and sea shells, with whispers inside, The Cave wasn't just treasure, but secrets to hide.