A story about an alien that crash lands into the ocean, falling to the sea floor and dissipating into the sand.

Classical guitar run through various cheap pedals. AI (ChatGPT) generated text, distorted with Digitalis. Artwork AI generated. Performed live in front of a studio audience (cat).

Composed and produced by Xena Glas

www.xenaglas.com
© 2023 Xena Glas

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I was floating in the boundless abyss of space, awestruck by the infinite number of stars and galaxies that surrounded me. The vastness of the universe was something that I had always found humbling, and I felt a sense of peace as I drifted through the endless expanse. I had been traveling for what felt like an eternity, but to me, time had no meaning. I am a being of pure energy, existing in a realm beyond the constraints of the physical world.

As I journeyed through the cosmic abyss, I encountered an array of wonders. I explored distant stars, bearing witness to the formation of new solar systems. I ventured into the depths of black holes, feeling the force of their formidable gravity. I soared through vibrant nebulas, admiring the splendor of the cosmic dust that swirled within them.

I eventually came across a small blue planet. At first glance, it seemed unremarkable, just another speck among the countless others that dotted the boundless abyss. But as I approached, I couldn't shake off a strange pull towards it. Intrigued, I decided to investigate.

As I got closer to the planet, I noticed that it was surrounded by a vibrant atmosphere that shimmered in the light of its star. The colors of the atmosphere were a stark contrast to the darkness of space, and it caught my attention immediately. I could see shades of blue, green and white, swirling and mixing together in a mesmerizing dance. I felt a sense of curiosity and excitement as I flew closer to the planet, eager to discover what secrets it held.

The planet's atmosphere was alive with movement, as if it was breathing. I could see currents of air and clouds moving rapidly, pushed and pulled by the forces of nature. It was a sight unlike anything I had ever seen before, and I couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder and awe.

As I flew closer, I could see that the atmosphere was not just a passive layer around the planet, but an active and dynamic part of it. I could see storms brewing, lightning flashing, and winds blowing. The planet was alive with activity, and I could sense that it was a place of great power and energy.

I felt a sense of curiosity and excitement as I flew closer to the planet, eager to explore and discover what secrets it held. The vibrant atmosphere was a stark contrast to the darkness of space, and it caught my attention. I knew that this planet was special and I couldn't wait to uncover its mysteries.

The closer I got, the stronger the pull became. It was as if the planet was calling out to me, inviting me to explore its secrets. I couldn't resist the temptation and decided to investigate more closely. I started to feel a sense of unease. I soon realized that the pull I had felt earlier was the force of the planet's gravity. It was becoming too strong for me to resist, and I found myself being pulled closer and closer to the surface of the planet. I struggled to break free, but the pull was too great.

I was hurtling towards the planet's surface at an alarming speed, and I knew that I was going to crash. I tried to brace myself for impact, but it was no use. I knew that the force of the crash would be immense, and I was unsure if I would survive.

As I got closer to the ocean, I could see the water getting clearer and clearer. I could see the individual waves and ripples caused by the wind. I knew that the impact was going to be devastating, and I braced for the worst.

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The moment of impact came with a deafening roar. I felt a crushing force as my energy form collided with the surface of the ocean. The force of the impact was so great that it dissipated my energy form, scattering my being in every direction. I could feel the heat and the pressure of the water as it engulfed me, and I knew that this was the end.

But as the water enveloped me, I felt a strange sensation. Instead of being destroyed, I felt as if I was being pulled together, like my energy was being drawn back into a single point. I realized that my energy form was not dissipating, but rather being absorbed into the ocean.

I felt a sense of vertigo as I was plunged into the depths of the ocean. The water was cold and dark, and I could feel the pressure of the water crushing in on me. But I was not afraid, I was fascinated by this new world that I had stumbled upon.

The force of the impact sent me hurtling downwards, towards the ocean floor. I watched in awe as the water grew darker and colder around me, the sunlight fading into darkness. I felt the pressure of the water crushing in on me, but I was not afraid. I was fascinated by this new world that I had stumbled upon.

As I sank deeper into the ocean, I saw all kinds of strange and wonderful creatures swimming around me. Fish, with colorful scales and fins, some with long tentacles, some with large eyes. All of them were fascinating to watch as they went about their lives.

Eventually, I reached the sea floor, and I found myself standing on a bed of soft sand. I looked around, taking in my surroundings.

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As I reached the sea floor, I found myself standing on a bed of soft sand. I felt my energy form slowly sinking into the sand, my being merging with the ocean floor. The sensation was strange, but not unpleasant. I could feel my energy being absorbed into the sand, becoming one with the planet. My energy form lost its cohesion, and I felt a sense of calm as I let go of my form and became a part of this new world.

The sea floor was teeming with life, and I could sense the energy of the creatures that called this place home. I was now a part of this ecosystem, a small but integral part of the planet's balance. I found it fascinating to be a part of something bigger than myself, and I felt a sense of belonging that I had never experienced before.

As my energy dissipated into the sea floor, I felt a sense of satisfaction. My journey had come to an end, but it had not been in vain. I had explored the vast expanse of space and had come across this planet. I had discovered a new world and had become a part of it. I knew that my energy would remain a part of this planet forever, and I felt content knowing that my journey had come to a peaceful and meaningful end.