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MOTHER EARTH The essence of rain was in the air, Chilling my body to the bone; The lake appeared a cobalt blue Rippling with a life of its own. How long can the land endure The ravages of natures' curse? The ebb and tide will wash away The beauty of our mother earth. For a balance of the sun and rain Gives life to all who breathe; Without the sun there is no one Who doesn't pause to grieve. Countrymom 10/17/03
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