Quote by Thomas Bailey Aldrich

The ocean moans over dead men's bones.

The ocean moans over dead men's bones.

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This quote suggests the vastness and power of the ocean, as it symbolically laments the lives lost at sea. It implies a sense of sadness and melancholy, highlighting the ocean's role as a graveyard for those who have perished within it. The phrase evokes a haunting image of the ocean as a resting place for lost souls, emphasizing the enduring and relentless nature of the sea.

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