A Real Life View of Ocean's Force

A Real Life View of Ocean's Force

Young women, faces full of youthful arrogance, perched precariously on rocks.

They watched ocean tides sweeping in through the channel and then leaping in eager haste,

found themselves apart of the ocean in its'rageful rush to sea! Forceful tides carried them,

voices barely heard over the rushing water. Leaving wife and kids, a man leaped in to rescue them,

only to be drug across the reef and came up with open wounds, as raw as fear, of death, of failure!

The minutes dragged, then helicopter swooping,people crying, rescuing, emotions running. The ocean of Hawaii spared them that day!

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