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Years upon years
Day after day
Nothing stays
Somethings change
Some will break
Underneath it all forms an earthquake
Rushing streams
Slow rivers that roll
Mountainous valleys down below
Pristine waterfalls
Underneath it all lies hidden caves
Curious pilgrims
Lazy patrons
Enjoying life and all its glory
Energetic people exploring
Beneath the displayed hills we all can rise.
Lack of notice
Moments in haste
Falling trash that lies in all places
Fires that aren’t kept up
These things diminish it and us.
Not only do we hurt or help
We can disintegrate it all by ourselves
One time is all it sometimes takes
To mess up our world for future sake.
We should protect this wondrous place
Instilling values directed toward our children
Correcting wrongs that others have done
Putting rules and laws in place to ensure justice for our earth.
This is our one world, our one habitat, our gift.
We should treat it as such.
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