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Earth Day 2010
So simple yet so profound. |
| Earthquakes, Ice Ages, volcanoes tsunamis, comets and meteorites means our welcome has worn out, it’s time to go. Living green is worthwhile, extending life for one and all. Yet don’t be fooled Mother Earth will have enough, it’s time to go. She brought us into this World to do what we will she’ll take us out when it’s time to go. “How we live our days is how we live our lives,” said Annie Dillard so simple yet so profound. It explains our being on Mother Earth. Cherish time so, precious is it. cause one day present or future she’ll say, “It’s time to go.” No second chances, no coulda, shoulda or woulda. No tears one time, one life is what we had, it’s time to go. |