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""What if the sea remembers more than we do?"" A forgotten explorer. A modern wanderer. Two lives separated by millennia, connected by waves, waste, and wonder. In On the Ocean: A Reclamation Journey, Daniel Angelis weaves a powerful fusion of memoir, myth, and environmental poetry. Tracing the path of Pytheas, an ancient Greek sailor who sailed beyond the known world, Angelis echoes that odyssey through his own journey: from soldier to sea walker, from silence to healing, from plastic-filled beaches to inner transformation. Told in three parts, past, present, and a symbolic convergence beyond time. This lyrical book blends raw personal stories with poetic vision. From flipflops soaked in microplastic to boats abandoned on Lesbos, it asks what it means to reclaim not just coastlines, but ourselves. This is a book for those who: Walk quietly but carry purpose Hear the call of the ocean beneath the noise Believe that every bottle lifted is a prayer, a poem, a promise ""I crossed the sea with boots and orders. I returned barefoot with empty hands.""

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