The first and second strophe refer to the immensity of the ocean seen from the mountains and the fish it provides.
The third verse refers to the unexplored world, the galactic constellations seen from the simplicity of the eyes. The fourth and the fifth stanza refer to the mystic forest under the ocean, the hot bubbles that come from the bottom of the sea. And the last stanza refers to the horzonte, the flight of the seagulls.