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" Pure Waters " Pure waters fell from high above, so cool and crystalline. In mystic grace, they tumbled down and mingled with the wind. Through the rocky chasm charged a billion gleaming drops, for gravity would carry them but there the magic stops. For down the stream a factory was dumping toxic waste to save an extra dollar, they covered barrels in haste. Now Mother Earth began to cry but could not wash away all the filth that man had dumped and left there everyday. Over time the barrels would leak into the porous ground; a killing blow to Nature, earth bleeding all around. Into the stream from spoiled lands, the toxic sludge would leach, then all the way to great blue seas man's poisons then would reach, So on the brightest summer days man's children could not swim for a billion tiny droplets, were polluted all by him. He paid the highest price it seems as earth became a grave and everything he buried then; now master of the slave.
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