

Tom and Anna liked to play by the sea. They liked to watch the big boats and the small fish. They liked to feel the sand and the water. They liked to hear the waves and the seagulls.
One day, they saw something new. It was a big metal thing. It was shiny and heavy. It had a pointy end and a round end. It was an anchor. Tom and Anna did not know what it was. They gazed at it with wonder.
"Where did it come from?" Tom asked.
"Maybe it fell from a boat," Anna said.
"Maybe it is a treasure," Tom said.
They decided to touch it. It was cold and hard. They tried to lift it. It was too heavy. They tried to push it. It did not move. They tried to make a sound with it. It did not ring.
They got bored of the anchor. It was not fun. It was just an ordinary thing. They left it and ran back to the sea. They played with the boats and the fish. They felt the sand and the water. They heard the waves and the seagulls. They were happy.
