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Dear Mother Earth


 Dear Mother Earth, you've given us a home and a place to live

You've been through a lot and had thrived

Your our giver, our protector

Even bees take your flowers nectar

But the way we have been treating you

There must be a way to save you

We've grew things, we make factories

Have we ever noticed that, you, are getting worser

I don't think we're all going to survive till' 2060

But there is still hope, no time to lose

But there still will be a bruise to heal

This isn't a joke, this is real

If we don't start soon, we'll be killed

There is a hole, that we have spilled

If we don't start any moment now, we'll be sorry

President Biden's officers wouldn't be helpful, so won't the army

It's everybody, and even you

That could save, our Dear Mother Earth.

 

 
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<p>PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS HAPPENING IN REAL LIFE</p>

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