I need I write a descriptive paragraph describing a sandcastle (bear in mind that the scene is dark)

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The sandcastle stood tall along the beach. The dark grey clouds blanketed the sky. The castle was tall and moist. The ocean waves clashed against the sandcastles back causing it to slightly tilt down in the back

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The thick layer of black clouds blanketed the prestigious sandcastle which lay beneath the grey

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